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Brother Jim

By Meg

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Connoisseur of culpabilityAnd the corridors that keep it.Asinine ass with your corporal lock and key,Forever with my brother sweetthough he be here with me.Dilated deeds too mean for the sun,Deference eased and dry.Eloquence spoiled and darkened by day,Forever with my brother sweetthough he be here to pay.The canker enamoured spares not the rose,And you, the equivocal cancerous boil,Eclipsed the canker and lisped puss by,Forever with my brother sweetthough here he battle-cries. Written October 16th, 2001 © on Oct 16 2001 10:54 AM PST   18 • 0 • 1

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"Connoisseur of culpabilityAnd the corridors that keep it.Asinine ass with your corporal lock and key,Forever with my brother sweetthough he be here with me.Dilated deeds too mean for the sun,Deference eased and dry.Eloquence spoiled and darkened by day,Forever with my brother sweetthough he be here to pay.The canker enamoured spares not the rose,And you, the equivocal cancerous boil,Eclipsed the canker and lisped puss by,Forever with my brother sweetthough here he battle-cries...."

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