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​​the black frontier

Picture
Mary's command to one and all
while all the world found doubt
go forth, be brave, thou chosen ones
and take the hairpins out.

Your comet sense is wearing thin,
the tiles of oceans past,
present the stains of further gains
that linger to the last.

Don't ask the steadfast soldier there
whose broken speed bump lies,

Why the orange pageant queen.
burns her sightless eyes.

She'll tell you of her minors,
her majors and her main,
then pick the four unmeasureables
from your fiddle-faddle brain.

You think your every timely turn,
your leaves of hazard helm,
will keep you from Wisconsin
and save you in the end.

But no amount of whining
or your merry, greenly sneers,
can slow the trembling empress.
Behold!
the black frontier
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