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Amidst the Sunday Throngs

There amidst the Sunday throngs,
People sunbathe in their thongs.
Passersby are few who lack
The will to just ignore the crack.

Since it is a public park,
There for all from dawn ‘til dark,
There will always be some nuts
And displayers of their butts.

Freedom has a price we pay,
Including bodies on display.
So if a PG-scene you seek,
You’ll learn to turn the other cheek!

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