Vitiation Poems | Examples


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Mystery

O inflation art thou open to ambiguity or weirdness of a 
     thing or unpeopling so to say?, 
  or art thou wilt not see nor hear nor feel as if stick-
   something or stone on riddles or sometimes tis bat-tree 
    art hide-and-seek?. 
   Or doth sayest to the society tis vitiation or to abate
    the something or to dispirit them anyhow possible?.

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