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Created on: October 07, 2008
You nasty evil thing,
Why do you always ring?
Through my peaceful sleep,
You intrude with your incessant beep.
A rude awakening to another day,
There has got to be a better way.
On the glorious day I retire,
I will stomp you and set you on fire!
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