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Jagged Jaws of Smelted Steel Not the Title:

This poet decided against becoming a measly minced meaty morsel undetected inauspicious augury assigning adept aqueous ace AOL amphibian, who surreptitiously crept to the secret crypt (guarded by foo fighters and amazing dragons) said gendarmes did except special fluid scrip as egress into heavily fortified (with USDA recommended allowance), thus when the configurative motley crue including thyself (a bono fied doo bee brother - long given up for lost, which "FAKE" oracle misinterpreted by a goo goo doll, and cross dresser named Hugh played being took a vow el, and hence consonantly knew all along, i dwelt peacefully in a soundcloud loo immensely spacious with ooh dills of survival trappings purchased from Peru laborers treated by free pact guaranteeing a socially conscious shopper to rue painstaking indigenous stoop labor, now stamped imprimatur could allow, enable and provide means to shoe each formerly eczema dappled, cracked bare foot ah, a glimmer of hopefulness (upon this crowded house of a planet) view which youtube snapchat ting reddit as joyous outlook sans linkedin shutterfly, twitter ring tender flickr ring shoots communicated an instagram message of hopefulness kickstarting optimism versus the initial thread of this poem, which to set this got off track (hinting at goal to be a paperback book writer wannabe) rather than ending up as a byte size snack for a limbering beast, into whose tumblr of one jagged razor sharp teeth like daggers lined up along a rack of reinforced steel maw, which bang for the bite did pack leaves no room for bing a survivor as fierce jaws clamp down worse than getting steam rolled by a mack truck, but subjected to thee yield, whence thousands of pounds per square inch of pressure on par lambasted from Donald Trump flack.

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