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Poetic Form: Rhyme/Irregular Sonnet
Inspired: 2024 April 15
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Psychological Warfare

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                                       Traitors in the midst, well, what would you know,
                                       you're part of the group picture, you're not them,
                                       more lineups, pickups, more back-and-forth, foe,
                                       that possesses some of those sorts, slides scum.



Convention through advanced development. [University]
Shared pattern breed designer armed forces. [Sociology]
Containers through our Physics department. [Physics]
Tis from Psychologist's: prey/mark, glasses. [Psychology]<--(Ads:Awed 
                                                                                         Gadgetry)



Operation Pied Piper, in sequence 'Tis a route of modern technology 'Tis naturally forfeit consequence Designation Twenty-First century
Open fire on Aunt Sally's rose bushes! Why so brutal, so vicious, and so you? Oh po Mis'E Nuke isles just for pushes. Captain, The Admiral did see his crew.
Joystick Joe, midst, Jolly Charlie--graves moot, Sunrise hindrance, leaders, deaf-rooster, mute.
[Theologians: Thomas's Test Typo?] Auto Mechanics questions smithereens Mechanics cracked' Theologians quote Happily, leaders and roosters convenes Ballet pirouette two amused scapegoat Happily, they'd discovered the light, this of two long on our side, the two IDs twist
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