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Created on: June 02, 2011
"Hybridization of Pretzel-Eating Volunteers"
hunkered down low
in my Lapacean encampment
where convolution becomes multiplication
and the laughter never stops
that's right
where extinction is played
like a sick game of whack-a-mole
and the guys with the blue lips never stop smiling
but fear you not
they can only pretzel you once
if you sing well in the shower of salt crystals
never let their suckers stick
gum heads
they never stop chewing
astrophysicist cows with cuds
the ones in Vermont lost their eyes to the Gnostics
slapped in the head
with the easiest arithmetic
mumbling one-point-six-one over and over
but their blue lips never moved
not once
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