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She rose from the waters Of couse she was wet Her hair mingled in moss rigor mortis ? not yet ! I stood for cautious My heart cried out in fear FOOL ! don't go any closer This is certainly most weird She left watery footsteps As she ascended the hill To the abandon cemetery Where all rested so still There on a knoll She spread out a cover Sat down and awaited her lover A screech by a cat A hoot of the owl And in the air A stench so evil and foul She rose to her feet As he appeared in the gloom They embraced By the light of the moon His eyes were live coals His breath sulphur hot His clothes were impeccable His skin dried and taut Together they sat But there was nary a word When he bent over and kissed her There was a sizzling heard He stripped her bare of her watery rags And they made unholy love It sure made me gag The clouds in the sky How quickly they flew The moon was so embarrassed   That he turned blackest of blue
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Jun 27, 2017
Jun 27, 2017 at 4:11 AM UTC
Blue Moon
She rose from the waters Of couse she was wet Her hair mingled in moss rigor mortis ? not yet ! I stood for cautious My heart cried out in fear FOOL ! don't go any closer This is certainly most weird She left watery footsteps As she ascended the hill To the abandon cemetery Where all rested so still There on a knoll She spread out a cover Sat down and awaited her lover A screech by a cat A hoot of the owl And in the air A stench so evil and foul She rose to her feet As he appeared in the gloom They embraced By the light of the moon His eyes were live coals His breath sulphur hot His clothes were impeccable His skin dried and taut Together they sat But there was nary a word When he bent over and kissed her There was a sizzling heard He stripped her bare of her watery rags And they made unholy love It sure made me gag The clouds in the sky How quickly they flew The moon was so embarrassed   That he turned blackest of blue
South-by-Southwest
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75/M/Birmingham , Alabama
Jun 27, 2017
Jun 27, 2017 at 4:11 AM UTC
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