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sandcastle society
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In a sand castle society
When the tide hits the sand and wood we lament
It’s not easy to live below the line
There’s no rest in this fortress
But most are soundly asleep dreaming
Very american dreams while the tide around us is rising
On a beach towel nearby lay
A bouquet of ordinary
Monsters plucked from the
Garden of thieves and arranged by
Their own assumptions
Victims only to the commodity
Sometimes, it’s alright.
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