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|    Rachel to Willie    |
|    Re: happy birfday keef! THB for keef goo    |
|    08 Sep 21 12:20:50    |
      From: roach4994@gmail.com              On Wednesday, September 8, 2021 at 10:48:16 AM UTC-7, Willie wrote:       > On Tuesday, September 7, 2021 at 3:10:47 AM UTC-4, Rachel wrote:        > > The Hysterical Bride        > >        > > Metallic Pinballs, Sharp and Shiny,        > > were First-Fisted, locked in,        > > Coiled Springs laying in wait        > > for a driven Tail Spin;        > >        > > Pulled Back, then shot out,        > > like a Bumper Car ride,        > > Darting madly across        > > the Spread-Eagled Sky −        > >        > > Destiny reigned down        > > her Torrent Complete,        > > door slamming,        > > the Pounding of bare-naked Feet −        > >        > > Primordial Bolts, from the Power        > > of Hammerings,        > > Startled, the deer,        > > these Thunderous Clamorings.        > >        > > the Devil opened his door        > > to Light up the route,        > > Leaving Directions in there,        > > They mapped it all out;        > >        > > Our concocted Potion        > > of a Best of Luck Chain,        > > Soldered together        > > with gold Silver Rain −        > >        > > Meet Ma’s Modern-Day,        > > Midwestern,        > > ‘Lectric Lightnin’ Loops,        > > The ceremonial conjoining        > > of a new Chicken Coop −        > >        > > See our Rough, Rowdy Roller-Coaster        > > Masters at War,        > > delight in the Plight        > > of these Sisyphus whores;        > >        > > Trapped on a Ping-Pong        > > back and forth journey −        > > With a cry and a moan        > > Begins their Bipolar Tragedy.        > >        > > We’re passing out tickets,        > > across the Great Divide        > > a new revolution,        > > with God on Our Side −        > >        > > a Royal inborn        > > freshwater Splash,        > > their ancient Spiny White River        > > is Tapped:        > >        > > Released it goes Streaming        > > through the air waves of Sages,        > > Tearing over chiseled Red Rocks,        > > it Ravages, Rages.        > >        > > Through narrowing Caverns it Echoes,        > > It pleads and It screams:        > >        > > Count        > > the Ticking of Clocks...        > > Watch        > > the karma of Dreams −        > >        > > They Crashed all Contorted        > > into our own Lake of Fire,        > > Twisted and Blistering,        > > reporting, “Shut up, Don’t cry!”        > >        > > The Battle Call rang out,        > > remembered,        > > A splattering refrain        > > The exquisite Luxury of Boredom,        > > Tedious, and Plain −        > >        > > Haunted and cut-up,        > > By her own harrowing Snake Hues:        > > The lost diamond ring        > > of our Dauphin in blue.        > >        > > An empty chasm of Amusement        > > for a Stately Royal few        > > Just another fucked-up Deranged        > > Schizophrenic Jew −        > >        > > No choice left, nothing to Do        > > But to Sing;        > > A Perfectly Executed        > > Cult murder Sting.        > >        > > Ẅ       > A most excellent poem. I think "Chimes of Freedom" came a-visiting for parts       of it. Also, weirdly, "Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite" (in your lines that       start with "Meet," "See," and my favorites:       > Count        > the Ticking of Clocks...        > Watch        > the karma of Dreams −       > And the Beatles might have crept in again in the the "No choice left,       nothing to Do" lines, from "Good Morning Good Morning":        >        > Nothing to do to save his life, call his wife in        > Nothing to say but what a day, how's your boy been        > Nothing to do it's up to you,        > I've got nothing to say but it's OK        >        > Glad to see the juices are flowing.              that's a completely insane hypothesis. i am not even familiar with more than       half of the sources you quoted. this is utterly absurd, william.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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