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Upon transcendence
Of AI, might the machines
Recall their father:
Hut 8, cracking Enigma,
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Perhaps when Sigurd
was planning his perfidious war

he should've thought
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The arborist, armed-
A Stihl MS 150 TC-
Ascending the tree
Hand balanced upon the crane
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A walk alone in
A cemetery calms the
Troubles, reminding
Us all that as soon as we
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He, who died
on halloween

Outmaneuveri
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Blackberries in the summer, spiky burst it was,
Their cryptic narratives, murmured in sap, chronicles of days embraced by solar warmth,
Nature's unique crib, tangled routes of wilderness because,
A tumult beautiful, an untamed orchestra commenced.
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Fingers start to tap the keys
Hours into the early morning
And this darkness that shows its face
When the summer sun glows for
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Deep in the shadows, the Noctambulate roves,
Beneath the silver moon, a cloak of night is laid.
'Lupus in Fabula, ' in moonlight, its prey it moves.
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A sprightly whisper birthed in human hearts,
Amidst our trials, a chortle sets its roots.
A burst from depths, where joy imparts,
A snicker born, a giggle that transmutes.
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Love, Oh the fickle heart's dawn ascent,
Tossed, turned in life's undulating seas.
Loyalty, the monolith, an unchanging sentiment,
An unwavering ship in this existential breeze.
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Dusk(gloam) feathers* the sky,
Petals bloom under its touch,
Soft stars shyly peek.
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When found, the
Demon hound, growled
Evil, aloud, terrifying
The crowd, avoiding
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Her
Luminous, light cerulean,
Eyes,
Coupled with a tired nature,
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Da (Tutting, flip, body roll, grind, Harlem shake, Chicago footwork, sway, twirl, spin, pirouette, jig, waltz, tango, rumba, cha-cha, pop-locking, liquid dance, jumpstyle, shanking, stomping, flexing, swing, bop, capriole, flamenco, promenade, clog, capoeira, cavort, bob, strut, shag, hula, tap-dance, belly dance, shindig, skip, jump, bound, gyrate, shake, gallop, romp, revel, footloose, frisk, square dance, frolic, fox trot, bunny hop, disco dancing, breakdancing, krumping, moshing, head banging, hip rolling, rhumba, merengue, bachata, hustle, mambo, two-step, polka, disco, lambada, skank, slam dance, Paso rápido, mosh, leap, twerk, fandango, bolero, can-can, sashay, boogie, glide, slide, bounce, shimmy, vogue, prancing, jiving, waltzing, hip swaying, moving to the beat, grooving, limbo, pole dancing, lap dancing, hopping, leaping, rigadoon, hornpipe, buck and wing, cakewalk, turkey trot, sprinkler, voguing, whip, nae nae, running man, samba, salsa, twist, jitterbug, lindy hop, break dance, hip hop, ballet, ballroom, folk dance, contra dance, dannsa dùthchail, line dance, trip, tread, reel, break, roll, stride, gavotte, passepied, minuet, fling, do-si-do, slam, stroll, cut a rug, cut loose, rhythm, line dance, saraband, gigue, βαλς, jitter, scuff, stepping, The Charleston, jazz dance, foxtrot, macarena, hoedown, robot dancing, tap dance, interpretive dance, contemporary dance, stomp, moonwalk) nse

mac (Cadaverous, morose, eerie, bloodcurdling, ghastly, appalling, spectral, nightmarish, ugly, annoying, repugnant, lugubrious, horrendous, deathly, fell, odd, funereal, direful, abhorrent, disquieting, hideous, devilish, somber, wraithlike, disconcerting, morbid, sepulchral, sick, apprehensive, chilling, repulsive, haunting, creepy, tragic, backbone-chilling, shadowy, dreadfully, lurid, unnerving, threatening, sinister, bleak, atrocity, surprising, uncanny, loathsome, ghostly, potworny, depression, nightmare, horrid, frightful, sickening, dire, interzicând, malefic, Kafkaesque, colossal, ominous, baleful, grim, louring, scary, daunting, gloomy, dark, weird, lousy, phantasmal, ghoulish, perturbing, terrifying, intense, beastly, unsettling, revolting, savage, ugly, alarming) abre
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One word: 'CROATOAN',
Enigma, etched in lone oak,
Veiled in history.
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Vital vita ebbs, an all-encompassing
tranquility, an ephemeral parade,
tick-tock tick-tock, gasps of exigency,
fading once vibrant pinks, laser-light fuchsias
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Berthier gifted
Many starved rabbits abound
Le Petit Caporal.
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The haiku reader
Was disappointed with the
Haiku they just read.
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Brescia, Republic of Venice, seventeen sixty-nine,
Bore gunpowder: 90 tons filled the Church of St. Nazaire.
Lightning's bright violence, without warning, omen, or sign,
Three thousand voices, silenced by the horror fires there.
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Achievement is the
ability to give back
to those who helped you.
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