Kafka Beetle
Oh, Kafka, you wonderful little thing! Why don't you come a bit closer? Oh, no, don't make me say it! You already know that I love you, my sweetness You went a good arm's length to address The issue, my goodness, but aim for the head When you squirmed around like a mess You still thought from the same old frame To truly be beetle Your heart must ache for mold When you hear a loud sound You must know darkness for cover You know how to feel with your antenna! Don't give it any more thought... You trace the geometric lines of her perfect lips What you feel is what your being dictates Kafka, I am glad that you came so close I finish up by claiming: Be a man truly Cast her spell of beauty
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CuldeSac
What are words without understanding and what is understanding without sense?
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