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By Jack Joseph Smith
Resining down the spudder, the spim, against
the spouting wicked inside stretch
Turning the end wheels taut,.
and setting the leaver in a
nitch that will not groove
Peripheral reading the view,
for the circumferance extream
of sag and bow
And he stood on his scoot,
and swung with signifance
He was underneath
Beneath the top
Though the top
Two of everything,
I asked Gibbons to think of
Security and danger,
at the same time