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"dicky" poems
yahoo its a road trip she did the chicken head dance hips swayed like an evangelist of the lascivious slicky, sticky, dicky happily sicky deep throat swallow flooding her gullet with spits, spats and waterfalls for 300 gooey miles like a Deer at a salt lick to horney to send picture post cards and her mouth sparkled a regurgitating anthem of love and a billion solar immolations in the great howling milky way roadtrip
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Oct 11, 2018
Oct 11, 2018 at 2:04 PM UTC
The Howling Milky Way Road Trip
We're mostly gregarious and polite, Like most of you. We too have our diplomatic trips 'n bumps; We never cozied to Dicky; But welcomed ex-pat refugees For safe and sound reasons. After the jimmy-rigging, how many re-pated? And we gagged on the impeachables, all fuzzy and bitter. He called the father *that ******* in Ottawa;* And Pierre wore that moniker like The Order of Canada. When you're not liked by one, you're a dove. You should visit CANDU.wow It has it all. How is Supreme Leader managing? Are his... Are my people... sitting at attention. We could real news a bomb a la Kim Jong, Or flip a stone down at Port Huron. We won't. But we could if we weren't The Great White North, so accommodating, so polite, So Coo loo coo coo coo coo coo cooo! nice... (for now)
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Jun 18, 2018
Jun 18, 2018 at 11:27 AM UTC
We Candu Too
I have a new big brother He's dressed in tory blue He's not just my big brother I think he's your bro too! He sits up in his tower Pulling strings across the land But when a string of his should break It's not his *** that gets canned I found out my incumbent Goes to Africa every year In fact I'm told he stays there For as long as he stays here I don't really believe it But you know it must be true My Big Brother called to tell me I'm surprised that he got through Six months away is what we're told Glen Pearson spent away But tales like this sound more like they Were told by Stockwell Day So late at night, my phone did ring To tell me how to vote They told me how the Liberals Were up the creek without a boat I know that I'm supposed to go To the church across the street That's where the poll is and I know It's where our local voters meet But when my bro called down to me And said, "You don't go there" This time you vote in Ingersoll There is no line up there My big brother said we were wrong His party would not stoop To do phone calls to folks like us That was a bunch of **** Why would he lie, he is the King I've read his license plate He's my brother, one I'm told That holds on to my fate His party gave out tax rewards To companies for jobs They took all of the money And they closed the shop down....slobs It's funny how one person can Phone ridings, not one missed But I can't get their calls to stop And I'm on the no call list Robo calling is what it is A heinous crime at best Nixon used it in the States Although he never did confess Comparing my Big Brother now To Tricky Dicky Nixon Well, I've got to say Those PC's sure know just the way to fix one. To hang one man out for this task It surely can't be true I wonder if he'll change his mind And his suit of Tory Blue I ask around and all I hear is I voted NDP So, how in hell, explain to me they'e a majority I know that my Big Brother Would not do such a thing Excuse me for a moment But my phone's about to ring!
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Jun 30, 2012
Jun 30, 2012 at 6:59 PM UTC
My Big Brother
I have a new big brother He's dressed in tory blue He's not just my big brother I think he's your bro too! He sits up in his tower Pulling strings across the land But when a string of his should break It's not his *** that gets canned I found out my incumbent Goes to Africa every year In fact I'm told he stays there For as long as he stays here I don't really believe it But you know it must be true My Big Brother called to tell me I'm surprised that he got through Six months away is what we're told Glen Pearson spent away But tales like this sound more like they Were told by Stockwell Day So late at night, my phone did ring To tell me how to vote They told me how the Liberals Were up the creek without a boat I know that I'm supposed to go To the church across the street That's where the poll is and I know It's where our local voters meet But when my bro called down to me And said, "You don't go there" This time you vote in Ingersoll There is no line up there My big brother said we were wrong His party would not stoop To do phone calls to folks like us That was a bunch of **** Why would he lie, he is the King I've read his license plate He's my brother, one I'm told That holds on to my fate His party gave out tax rewards To companies for jobs They took all of the money And they closed the shop down....slobs It's funny how one person can Phone ridings, not one missed But I can't get their calls to stop And I'm on the no call list Robo calling is what it is A heinous crime at best Nixon used it in the States Although he never did confess Comparing my Big Brother now To Tricky Dicky Nixon Well, I've got to say Those PC's sure know just the way to fix one. To hang one man out for this task It surely can't be true I wonder if he'll change his mind And his suit of Tory Blue I ask around and all I hear is I voted NDP So, how in hell, explain to me they'e a majority I know that my Big Brother Would not do such a thing Excuse me for a moment But my phone's about to ring!
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I'm Runnin Jews like Lil Dicky Run the Jewels, and Ricky With soso flow of Biggie Ever since I quit the ciggie Livin life straight propper Givin props to Big Poppa I'm off the spliffs and poppas Writin riffs for beats that drop ya Lingerie ladies who have Curved bodies tight Mercedes Hot as Hades 420 degrees Just hot enough to chrisp my cheese Torchin these trees Straight from Belieze Blowin Bolivian keys up they *** As their friends ends they pass None of y'all thought this Jew could last Two days past your last meal Didn't really know how to feel Cause I ****** you so raw Y'all got mistook for veal That means hyper tender No allussion to child *** offender Call me a money stack lender Back ****** but never a pretender If I split her in half God'll have ta mend her This **** is known to send ya Into bliss quick That feeling'll stick When the tip touch they lower lip They get oil slick Just the thought get's 'em hotta than a candle wick Though you know I don't flow with no trick Start off slow so we can show each other Our flame be sure not to smother Like an over protective mother Reflect on it while it's lit Climb inside my mind See how I visualize thee Undress and become pantiless You're sittin on my face I impress with the pace I carress your **** with tongue Spell sinless you'll be a wet well When you see how well I'm hung (do tell)
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Nov 9, 2015
Nov 9, 2015 at 7:43 AM UTC
A Little ***** Ditty
In black and white and shades of grey, They stand there, the dicky bird watching few. The groom in the ill fitting demob suit, shoes polished with spit. The bride, voluptuous in white brocade clutching the fading blooms. Her father, proud, reluctant to smile, relinquishing loving care of his little girl. Best man, a real rocker, with dark flirting eyes, slicking back black hair. Two young girls, pretty book ends to the nuptial scene, Short skirts and coiffured hair, clutching flower strewn prayer books in gloved palms. I am there, the only one left standing, remembering little of that day. But how I hated that PINK dress.
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Oct 16, 2018
Oct 16, 2018 at 2:30 PM UTC
The Wedding Photo
Excuses are like hooses, they involve dwelling, though you are all to wise and aren't buying what we're selling. Cocconed within the words run thin with each repetetive telling. If excuses were like mooses with big handles on their heads, the scary waft would warn you off and fibs not need be said. (but the moose could start a-pooin' and the carpet would be ruined, ravaged to its last remaining thread). So feeling dicky, slightly sicky, see the daughters, broken waters, what the hell comes first into the mind, leave behind.
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Dec 10, 2010
Dec 10, 2010 at 11:25 AM UTC
Excuses
Once I was a thin boy But now I am obese I used to have a six pack It’s now a tub of grease. I used to run like water And jump just like a flea But now I’m old and shorter And the fleas just jump on me. In my eyes a youthful glint, My teeth were pearly white. Now I have a nervous squint And my teeth come out at night. I used to look like Elvis And dance like Fred Astaire. Now I’ve got a dicky pelvis And very little hair! Once the girls all loved me They’d chase me day and night But now I’m old and ugly And the girls have all took flight.
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Dec 29, 2009
Dec 29, 2009 at 11:50 PM UTC
O2 (OLD&OBESE)
Just attempting to log back in!! She just said on the phone to him That could take anything from ten to sixty ....yawn, yawn Triggered a silly thought again about proclavity Oh how people complain! Ten minutes would be a quickie Half an hour acceptable dicky ? Sixty minutes now that sounds good A rather luxurious ***** I laughed a little at it all The naughty poet has a ball I wonder if she ever got her internet back!
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Feb 26, 2013
Feb 26, 2013 at 2:57 PM UTC
A quickie or a luxuriois
would that the wind-flung raindrops at my window were pebbles thrown by my lover. white Geranium prunings left lying in a heap this morning, snowballs in the yard what is your question? triangle face tilts toward me Praying Mantis asking tuxedo cat chin pulled in licks crumbs from his dicky front powerlines- a stave ruled on a page of white sky making music- perched starlings. this hill is getting old on one side her skin is gone slipped into the sea below her bones are showing through I know how she feels driving home from Mahia way out to the left across the green sea sun breaks through cloud strikes triangular white cliffs a row of giant shark teeth Wow I shout Wow Bronwyn,changing white clay into frogs moans “It's the toes that take the time”. windstirred bamboo black brushed on silver moontrack spilling down rippled sea. Frog steeped in knowledge of the mysteries of pools tells me only “croak” WAIHEKE the Island lies far off sea bites off bays then licks my memories fade ZIG ZAG unseen visitor left a calling card behind- tiny feather floats
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Feb 8, 2014
Feb 8, 2014 at 5:52 PM UTC
RANDOM FRAGMENTS
Keeping your secrets Can be pretty tricky Sticky!! Hiding those hickey's And those quickies With  guys named Rickey and Dicky With woman  named Niki   And Mickie Sneaky!! Cheesy!! So easy!! So ****** Seedy!! On the other hand how dreamy And very steamy Kind of fun being sneaky Not so creepy Love it deeply Nothing wrong with briefly getting freaky Just do it discreetly Then it want be so TRICKY !!
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Apr 29, 2016
Apr 29, 2016 at 9:50 PM UTC
Tricky
I decided to throw a sickie, I thought; What the hell?! But I knew it would be tricky convincing work I was not well. I’m not the type to take the Mickey, I’m normally as good as gold And I was feeling a little bit dicky, if the truth be told. I just needed a day off or two but had used all my holidays, And I knew I would not be up to doing very much anyways. When I rang, I coughed and spluttered, convincing as could be! I won’t be in today I muttered, ever so hoarsely. I think I have an infection but I’m not really sure, My stomach keeps retching and I have a temperature. I have not slept since yesterday with a pounding headache, I think coming in to work today would be a huge mistake! “That is totally unacceptable”! was the unexpected response, “You will be in so much trouble unless you come to work at once”! “You had better come in this morning!” “This is just not good enough!” “Or I will give you a final warning, and you can pack up your stuff”! “If you do not come in today, don’t ever bother coming back”! “if you are not in work straightaway, I will give you the sack”! I was somewhat taken aback, I could not believe my ears To be threatened with the sack after working hard for years! I think I went into shock, I was suddenly left reeling! I was in an awful **** Twice as bad I was feeling! I could not help but stress, I could not believe it was true. So I went to work under duress, what else could I do? I was not long at my work station when spark out cold I went! Causing great consternation, It was a major incident! And when it was discovered what had actually gone on, before I had even recovered the manager responsible was gone! Thank God I recovered fully after some rest and recuperation and was able to retire comfortably on my substantial compensation! For all managers, a lesson When people ring in sick, You should never go off on one! There’s no point getting thick! You may be the one they fire Where would be the gain? And the target of your ire may never have to work again! You need to tread more carefully In this litigious age, You need to have the ability To control your rage! You may have a job to do Lots of boxes you must tick But if this is why they fire you, Would you not be Sick?!
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Apr 26, 2015
Apr 26, 2015 at 9:23 AM UTC
Sickener!
I decided to throw a sickie, I thought; What the hell?! But I knew it would be tricky convincing work I was not well. I’m not the type to take the Mickey, I’m normally as good as gold And I was feeling a little bit dicky, if the truth be told. I just needed a day off or two but had used all my holidays, And I knew I would not be up to doing very much anyways. When I rang, I coughed and spluttered, convincing as could be! I won’t be in today I muttered, ever so hoarsely. I think I have an infection but I’m not really sure, My stomach keeps retching and I have a temperature. I have not slept since yesterday with a pounding headache, I think coming in to work today would be a huge mistake! “That is totally unacceptable”! was the unexpected response, “You will be in so much trouble unless you come to work at once”! “You had better come in this morning!” “This is just not good enough!” “Or I will give you a final warning, and you can pack up your stuff”! “If you do not come in today, don’t ever bother coming back”! “if you are not in work straightaway, I will give you the sack”! I was somewhat taken aback, I could not believe my ears To be threatened with the sack after working hard for years! I think I went into shock, I was suddenly left reeling! I was in an awful **** Twice as bad I was feeling! I could not help but stress, I could not believe it was true. So I went to work under duress, what else could I do? I was not long at my work station when spark out cold I went! Causing great consternation, It was a major incident! And when it was discovered what had actually gone on, before I had even recovered the manager responsible was gone! Thank God I recovered fully after some rest and recuperation and was able to retire comfortably on my substantial compensation! For all managers, a lesson When people ring in sick, You should never go off on one! There’s no point getting thick! You may be the one they fire Where would be the gain? And the target of your ire may never have to work again! You need to tread more carefully In this litigious age, You need to have the ability To control your rage! You may have a job to do Lots of boxes you must tick But if this is why they fire you, Would you not be Sick?!
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You weren't the poetic one, but I just read Kaddish and thought of you;            of 1998 beach photo, Sussex somewhere - as I remember you, perhaps a bit younger;            of sweet peroxide blonde, hiding brunette. I was naive to the dye 'til I saw 'the Hepburn shot' - that 1950 something print, you in Rembrandt light,            or the black beehive wig in family portrait— 1970ish— dicky bows and cocktail dresses - Dad, aged seven, in a shirt and trousers;            of youthful snapshots: Portobello Beach, Edinburgh (4), with parents in Kent (8), your gang of girls some snowy place (14), painting the house with Raymond in Croydon (20);            of latter digital images, 2012, more gaunt and wrinkled, but ever-beautiful - seemingly ageless, as you wished;            of care and trust and overdone vegetables, thin gravy, brussel sprout production lines - beautiful, mundane memories at Cowfold breakfast bar or Langley Green kitchen tops;            of seaside trips to Shoreham, Portsmouth, Brighton, dogs homes and holding my hand past the loud ones;            of picking roses from the garden for 'perfume' - sticky hands, wet floors and beautiful smells;            of early morning rude awakenings, met only with cheer and offers of tea and toast - I still have your butter tray (hospitable even in death);            of my brother's wedding, taking time to jive and seem alive whilst everyone else was dying inside, despite the fact that it was you, and you only, who should care the most (and thus, if you didn't, why should we have);            and of that very temperament, infamous tempers never shown—at least to us—just pure, kind acceptance and forgiveness.            You weren't the poetic one.            You were; the ninth child of a ****** and his wife                               the girl with the Scottish accent                               the wife of an engineer from Mitcham                               the mother of three, the loser of one                               the stern face of discipline                               the BT telephone operator, the masseuse                               the grandmother of three boys                               the ageless face of beauty                               the one I remember best            You told me you couldn't recall your siblings' names - I've looked into it. Ada, Jack, Edie, Emmie, Mabel, Joyce, Raymond, Terence.
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Jul 11, 2018
Jul 11, 2018 at 11:19 AM UTC
Margaret Rose
You weren't the poetic one, but I just read Kaddish and thought of you;            of 1998 beach photo, Sussex somewhere - as I remember you, perhaps a bit younger;            of sweet peroxide blonde, hiding brunette. I was naive to the dye 'til I saw 'the Hepburn shot' - that 1950 something print, you in Rembrandt light,            or the black beehive wig in family portrait— 1970ish— dicky bows and cocktail dresses - Dad, aged seven, in a shirt and trousers;            of youthful snapshots: Portobello Beach, Edinburgh (4), with parents in Kent (8), your gang of girls some snowy place (14), painting the house with Raymond in Croydon (20);            of latter digital images, 2012, more gaunt and wrinkled, but ever-beautiful - seemingly ageless, as you wished;            of care and trust and overdone vegetables, thin gravy, brussel sprout production lines - beautiful, mundane memories at Cowfold breakfast bar or Langley Green kitchen tops;            of seaside trips to Shoreham, Portsmouth, Brighton, dogs homes and holding my hand past the loud ones;            of picking roses from the garden for 'perfume' - sticky hands, wet floors and beautiful smells;            of early morning rude awakenings, met only with cheer and offers of tea and toast - I still have your butter tray (hospitable even in death);            of my brother's wedding, taking time to jive and seem alive whilst everyone else was dying inside, despite the fact that it was you, and you only, who should care the most (and thus, if you didn't, why should we have);            and of that very temperament, infamous tempers never shown—at least to us—just pure, kind acceptance and forgiveness.            You weren't the poetic one.            You were; the ninth child of a ****** and his wife                               the girl with the Scottish accent                               the wife of an engineer from Mitcham                               the mother of three, the loser of one                               the stern face of discipline                               the BT telephone operator, the masseuse                               the grandmother of three boys                               the ageless face of beauty                               the one I remember best            You told me you couldn't recall your siblings' names - I've looked into it. Ada, Jack, Edie, Emmie, Mabel, Joyce, Raymond, Terence.
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If I could tip toe on the edges of the universe. I'd do it ostentatiously with a top hat and orange shoes. If I could slide down a rainbow I'd do so in a dicky bow. If I could walk on water, I'd play the banjo If I could travel though time I'd drop you line 'I wish you were here' I'd arrange a 5th dimensional candle lit dinner If we could stay together forever and ever, I'd throw in another century just for good measure.
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Jan 11, 2017
Jan 11, 2017 at 7:18 PM UTC
The Colourful Creator
It's 3-19-15 3 years ago today, you took your own life You told everyone that you'd give up your kids, over your dead body Nobody thought you meant it literally But you did The day we buried you was the day you had to sign custody of your kids Over to the State... With no chance of getting them back I miss you I cry for you I mourn your death You meant the world to me You were my uncle My best friend Today, 3-19-15, I can't have you Oh, how much I wish you were here I write letters to you And always end them in I will see you soon R.I.P Dicky Adkins 3/19/12
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Mar 19, 2015
Mar 19, 2015 at 8:19 AM UTC
Today I Can't Have You
Dicky dicky dicky Licky licky licky Tick tick tick I stumbled on you behind the zipper It’s not a tripper but a ripper Looking through your eyes can you see me peep Looking through the veil can you hear me lick Looking from above can you hear me sip On the golden lips can you hear that teach On the frozen tip can you taste the heat Dicky dicky dicky Licky licky licky Tick tick tick (Swahili) Ni mwangaza unawika Ni mawimbi yanatunza Munda huyu umefika Ni mapenzi yanawika Na mvua umepita Na kutunza haya matunda Kuyaweka kwa tumaini (English translation) The bright light is burning The storms are mesmerising Now the time has come And love is calling out loud The rain is passed and gone And the seeds are to be sowed feverently placed in peace Dicky dicky dicky Licky licky licky Tick tick tick I stumbled on you behind the zipper It’s not a tripper but a ripper Looking through your eyes can you see me peep Looking through the veil can you hear me lick Looking from above can you hear me sip On the golden lips can you hear that teach On the frozen tip can you taste the heat Dicky dicky dicky Licky licky licky Tick tick tick Audio can be accessed on https://soundcloud.com/user-367453778/dicky-licky-tick
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Jan 31, 2018
Jan 31, 2018 at 7:02 PM UTC
Dicky Licky Tick (Guitar lyrics with audio)
SIDE     A :                       "you said you'd grow old with me"   : michael schulte "find my way back"                              : eric arjes "no matter where you are (wed.v.)"   : us the duo "dancing in the kitchen"                      : lany "figure"                                                  : anoraak "molly"                                                  : lil dicky "rosyln"                                                 : bon iver SIDE      B : "pancakes for dinner"                          : lizzy mcalpine "i'm with you"                                      : vance joy "i remember everything"                    : zach bryan "satellite"                                               : harry styles " here with me"                                     : d4vd "if you ever want to be in love"          : james bay
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Sep 21, 2023
Sep 21, 2023 at 4:49 PM UTC
a playlist for you III
Like Upton on fungal brain Jungles, I speak it The deepest state secret, like Snowden I leak it On Wikis more tricky than Dicky’s fiat Money bloodied, tick tock the livestock market rot As the eagle lie nester’s internment investors Drop freedom on chemical weapons-grade testers These A. Smith’n westers who don’t lift a finger To hijack your minds with it itchin’ the trigger Then burning cross names off of Madoff Hit lists To redistrict restrictions like cuffs around wrists... As 3/5th ye Old Hicks still insist that it’s fixed By the millions of ALIEN votes that exist The same gips enlist Contras to slaughter the poor Till this livin’ Hell Salvador’s dyin’ for more Of that Hindu Kush ghoul so azul in Kabul The brown jewel that digs crowns Abu Ghraibyards to rule Where brave hero in shooters survive all a lone Like a drone, without home, For some Chairman Dow’s throne Gets us cheaper white collar depictions of good Guys with guns who run colorful, bad neighborhoods... Where the pyramid schemers cell nightmares to dreamers And deal ‘em in doses of “just say no” ******* Allowed in their Aryan race tractor pull Bible Bull Connor full metal jackets of wool Clothing wolves upon little red silenced and shamed Ad some Hunger bowl Games, ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!? Well then I’ll end with this sort of "alternate" fact There’s a Desert Storm post-truthin’ nukes in Iraq Where you won’t see ‘em comin’ from Russia with love Such a villain be chillin’ like Putin.gov
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Feb 8, 2018
Feb 8, 2018 at 5:15 AM UTC
Freelance Journalism
Like Upton on fungal brain Jungles, I speak it The deepest state secret, like Snowden I leak it On Wikis more tricky than Dicky’s fiat Money bloodied, tick tock the livestock market rot As the eagle lie nester’s internment investors Drop freedom on chemical weapons-grade testers These A. Smith’n westers who don’t lift a finger To hijack your minds with it itchin’ the trigger Then burning cross names off of Madoff Hit lists To redistrict restrictions like cuffs around wrists... As 3/5th ye Old Hicks still insist that it’s fixed By the millions of ALIEN votes that exist The same gips enlist Contras to slaughter the poor Till this livin’ Hell Salvador’s dyin’ for more Of that Hindu Kush ghoul so azul in Kabul The brown jewel that digs crowns Abu Ghraibyards to rule Where brave hero in shooters survive all a lone Like a drone, without home, For some Chairman Dow’s throne Gets us cheaper white collar depictions of good Guys with guns who run colorful, bad neighborhoods... Where the pyramid schemers cell nightmares to dreamers And deal ‘em in doses of “just say no” ******* Allowed in their Aryan race tractor pull Bible Bull Connor full metal jackets of wool Clothing wolves upon little red silenced and shamed Ad some Hunger bowl Games, ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!? Well then I’ll end with this sort of "alternate" fact There’s a Desert Storm post-truthin’ nukes in Iraq Where you won’t see ‘em comin’ from Russia with love Such a villain be chillin’ like Putin.gov
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