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Strangle Me In Thee Ballistic Aire
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Admiral John Pesticide Speaks
Wikipedia Poem, No. 836 Peace takes its name from a painter whose personal piece ponders only possible depths: Admiral John Pesticide. His earliest followers signed a lease to expression, now each piece takes its true depths. Admiral John Pesticide’s installation of a triangular red pit, which was manned twenty-four-seven fell into Admiral John Pesticide’s possession…
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