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Heaven has but hell to vanquish; Earth is stiff without a care, And, like shrivelled shrubs the homeless Live in heaps of flaking fear. Draped across paved slabs of cobble, Chill surroundings though they be, Leaves of insulating newsprint Serve the children of the free. Business matters; machine chatters In the heartless mesh of time, Those in pinstriped suits wear blinkers Blinded by the silt and slime. Within hazy heads of ganja Morphine, heroine and coke, Dreams alleviate their suffering, Pipers of the snort and smoke.
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