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In the center of town The center of town The center The town The bleak sky oppressing the citizens not caught in the tidal waves of blood left over in the streets where the quad-group had been The buildings reduced to rubble In the wake of the far-larger beast Po had picked scent Tinky had bled another dry Lala was in full speed dash And Dipsy was pouncing on another victim Godzilla knew not of the approaching group Instead, otherwise focused on ships hailing bullets As he swatted yet another jet He picked up scent But by then It was far too late The group was upon him And the desired what he held inside: His... insides I won't describe the battle. We shall call it climactic. I won't describe the ending We'll call it dramatic I won't describe this poem We'll call it insipid I hope you enjoyed this two-parter Now to drown myself in alcoholic liquid.
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May 14, 2014
May 14, 2014 at 12:30 AM UTC
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In the center of town The center of town The center The town The bleak sky oppressing the citizens not caught in the tidal waves of blood left over in the streets where the quad-group had been The buildings reduced to rubble In the wake of the far-larger beast Po had picked scent Tinky had bled another dry Lala was in full speed dash And Dipsy was pouncing on another victim Godzilla knew not of the approaching group Instead, otherwise focused on ships hailing bullets As he swatted yet another jet He picked up scent But by then It was far too late The group was upon him And the desired what he held inside: His... insides I won't describe the battle. We shall call it climactic. I won't describe the ending We'll call it dramatic I won't describe this poem We'll call it insipid I hope you enjoyed this two-parter Now to drown myself in alcoholic liquid.
Twitter, Tumblr, Facebook prompts; this one: 4. Godzilla getting ambushed by zombie teletubbies (the fast kind)
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May 14, 2014
May 14, 2014 at 12:30 AM UTC
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