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bad poetry

Diffident breezes pass plastic
bags and silicone through the
continuum, a fit of shade, a
narrow corruption.

Pages of fiction, explanatory answers
flit like switchgrass in July, the month
of fuck all, with peppers of
malaise and torrid prudence.

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There is nothing bad about that poem.

There is nothing bad about that poem.

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