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Where the Decent Man finds Defeat
Along the road, I sought approbation from the dissenters And in the heart of them lied the king of all besetters He felt gushing naivety and groaned in pure delight His sly welcome laced a message, We'll feed good tonight! I braved their swords earnestly Always a diplomat, I argued my fate fervently I tried to find a stronger heart among them But found cowards (all of them!), rehearsing for the requiem But alas, with my flaws flushed, I found no comity I resorted to pleads of the highest depravity The defeat I witnessed, was played best from my own hand Had I not cared, I'd have kept my heart from those pesky gormands!
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