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Written Correspondences from Good Natured Gentlemen Who Have Read our Previous Installments and Wish to Comment on Some Aspects Thereof.
Dear Axes and Alleys,
There are many ways in which lobsters are completely unlike humans. For one, humans have two legs while lobters have many. Plus, lobsters have an exoskeleton, on the outside, while humans have an internal endoskeleton. Also, humans do not live underwater.
Jack Koostoh.
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Axes & Alleys: Soon to be a prime-time hospital drama!
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H.G. Peterson is a deep-sea fisherman who is well known for his authorship of Cascading Walnuts: The US Occupation of Wysteria and its Socio-Economic Consequences.
The Marbles
Mark, Manda, Joe, Elias
Touch them
Dirty Angels
with faces
Strike and reverse
Seduce me
oh grandiose
chords powerful
Not another few
escapist
minutae of heart
Rather our citizenry
Expression,
deeplycover Avenged
Loth the Grande
Ohio
State your place
Rock lives
when
The Kids, they dance
Dangerous
broken youth have
no direction
Eight hours
an eternity
wait for it
Combustible liason
turn it upside
down