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The Red Dress of Poetry.(Poem)
THE RED DRESS OF POETRY It's short, shines in sun, is made of leather And fits like it's molded over her ass, The one the Muse wears when and wherever Our paths cross and it comes to pass That we pull off that very little death That is poem, get done, get dressed and go Our ...
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