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All I can think about Is the rumbling. The alarming roars Warning me of What is coming. A zebra would be wonderfully delicious baked, roasted, or barbequed. The savory smells stimulate salivation, I can hardly stomach this frustration. The roars are overtaking my thoughts. The growling will not stop. I try to comfort my beast with a soft caress, soothingly rubbing my abdomen. Hungrily I look up and see it, The feast of feasts. Along the path on which I walk a Clydesdale treads along. Tall, hefty, and robust. My poor stomach is full of lust. Yes, a horse is what I want. No, a horse is what I need. My stomach is shriveling as we speak, but have no fear for tonight I’ll dine as king.   Pepper stuffed hooves And a pickled horse eye, oh what a fine delight. My stomach seemed so empty, but now you see horse is such a fine delicacy.
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Feb 13, 2011
Feb 13, 2011 at 7:21 AM UTC
So Hungry I Could Eat A Horse
All I can think about Is the rumbling. The alarming roars Warning me of What is coming. A zebra would be wonderfully delicious baked, roasted, or barbequed. The savory smells stimulate salivation, I can hardly stomach this frustration. The roars are overtaking my thoughts. The growling will not stop. I try to comfort my beast with a soft caress, soothingly rubbing my abdomen. Hungrily I look up and see it, The feast of feasts. Along the path on which I walk a Clydesdale treads along. Tall, hefty, and robust. My poor stomach is full of lust. Yes, a horse is what I want. No, a horse is what I need. My stomach is shriveling as we speak, but have no fear for tonight I’ll dine as king.   Pepper stuffed hooves And a pickled horse eye, oh what a fine delight. My stomach seemed so empty, but now you see horse is such a fine delicacy.
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Feb 13, 2011
Feb 13, 2011 at 7:21 AM UTC
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