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A inkling should never expel it self Not as a smoking diatribe Especially not oozing from the cracks Of a chapped upper lip, None the less that skull protracting sound will break through Bursting contemporary bliss from within It had long spent too much time, Dying on soggy wood as a mere atrocity It could not be discarded in the ditch of fools A call to arms was to be made Effective immediately The ****** marry will lay in parcels Along with the gates to our conscious leanings You’re destroying the Sistine chapel And Hitler’s mansion In one determined swoop But good god! a slow crumble just wouldn’t do an archetype justice These ladies must be put down With rancorous style Send in their creator Who better to stomach the redeemer’s stones? And death was reigned down In a total collapse of medieval bile The creator stands in a wicked corner seat A hand clasped over the shame of his retribution He would surely hang him self silly In the afternoon light
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Nov 30, 2010
Nov 30, 2010 at 9:04 AM UTC
Long live the monument!
A inkling should never expel it self Not as a smoking diatribe Especially not oozing from the cracks Of a chapped upper lip, None the less that skull protracting sound will break through Bursting contemporary bliss from within It had long spent too much time, Dying on soggy wood as a mere atrocity It could not be discarded in the ditch of fools A call to arms was to be made Effective immediately The ****** marry will lay in parcels Along with the gates to our conscious leanings You’re destroying the Sistine chapel And Hitler’s mansion In one determined swoop But good god! a slow crumble just wouldn’t do an archetype justice These ladies must be put down With rancorous style Send in their creator Who better to stomach the redeemer’s stones? And death was reigned down In a total collapse of medieval bile The creator stands in a wicked corner seat A hand clasped over the shame of his retribution He would surely hang him self silly In the afternoon light
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Nov 30, 2010
Nov 30, 2010 at 9:04 AM UTC
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