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Tasty morsels pass by lips,
Given to the teeth Who, with up and down motion, Chewed them to bits; They then were sent To the plunging of peristalsis. All of it ended in the smacking of lips, And sucking the dredges off Sticky fingertips. Morsels went round the table , Given to those who found it Within them to have another Wack at it if, yes, they were able. Courses flowed round the board Until, at last, the eating hoard Signaled enough... now to enjoy a cigar, And perhaps some Cognac by the flame. None of these fellows were to blame For their own fellows who had up and died. I sat at the banquet of the soul, And cried.
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