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O, glorious gleaming tin of Spam withholding glutinous joy in can, pork product filled with bits of ham and jelly, man (and jelly-man...) He's borne to plate with turning key, an oblong pinkish majesty; butt-nekkid meat--no modesty-- is stark revealed, is stark revealed. With girlish glee I take a blade carve canned ambrosia, heaven made: an eye, a tooth, a mouth agape, Spam-quis de Sade, Spam-quis de Sade. A tea-light flares with oily fire, my tummy rumbles with desire... O, woe! The dated can's a liar! My Spam's expired, my Spam's expired Shockingly inadequate end rhymes make this poetry morsel a delight to soured taste-buds, especially for those who prefer an absence of Spam in their Monotetra . A joy to write, and a pleasure to share... unlike Spam, which is a joy to eat alone. Written for
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