We've all sunken teeth into a sour ball.
Aghast at its bitter depths of beauty,
hidden to later appal like human nature
loves no different than this tutti-frutti.
These golden orbs halve rouge with pith
their shrunken skull's a coffins core.
With a taste like a dead sun's zenith,
O tang-of-death it's rancorous, tariff.
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