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anit-SLAM *** If ya love it, rate a onesie!
The last time I saw her, She was playing in the ocean Spitting her ire, Like spitballs At the fish and Occasional weather aircraft. With every bit of strength She gained, another god Hid behind her cloud skirt. She saw everything With her one big eye. From islands she wanted To squish to the people She wanted to watch scurry Like ants, frantic to escape A magnifying glass. We beheld her windy gaze, Waiting for it to whip about, Throwing trees like a Child tosses Legos In a tantrum. She dances on white caps, Ready to step on homes Like they were Origami napkins, Sitting on a massive table. She screams her Soliloquies To the waves That, in turn, imparts Their reviews to The distant beaches. Where will she Finally stage Her premier? The REAL (good and not so very different, lol) version is located here:
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