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The garderner spread the butter on her bread, The wind gently sways her golden hair, The joyful maiden with a butter bread and beer All those moments gone as the master said, "Could we cultivate lives on this land no more?" She said, "No master, they spread their ecstasy. The soil has gone addicted, they have gone addicted." The master contemplated, "Was it that plague?" "Yes, greed and ideology. The poison of soil and soul. Mix them together and the blood spills."
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Nov 2, 2017
Nov 2, 2017 at 11:58 AM UTC
A Story of a Gardener and Her Master
The garderner spread the butter on her bread, The wind gently sways her golden hair, The joyful maiden with a butter bread and beer All those moments gone as the master said, "Could we cultivate lives on this land no more?" She said, "No master, they spread their ecstasy. The soil has gone addicted, they have gone addicted." The master contemplated, "Was it that plague?" "Yes, greed and ideology. The poison of soil and soul. Mix them together and the blood spills."
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Nov 2, 2017
Nov 2, 2017 at 11:58 AM UTC
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