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The Sun is hot and the Autumns fly
but do not Sue the Cide
The deeds are done, and you’re the guy
but do not try that Cide
Lava rocks your only brain
yet do not file that Suit
The gun it hovers pink at sky
just do not let it shoot
The cupboard full of tricks, it calls
but do not Sue that Cide
The haunting screams, it grips, it mauls
you must keep your breath aride
The time is boa’d at your ribs
but do not dip the tide
For nothing good has ever come
From Suing on that Cide
I hear your grunt and groan my friend
I hear you make no noise
You try to pray, but wretch again
But do not Sue those boys
Nothing well lives on that Cide
It’s promise, the final lie
That is why you must go on
And never Sue your Sigh
I know a man, his name was Judas
He ripped his guts on trees
But Jesus also bled with stress
yet drove his soul to knees
So buy no more that plot so tried
That Final Siren singing
For every boy who Sued his Side
Found nothing in its bringing
Perhaps a judge waits on that Cide
Perhaps he’s even loving
But those who Sue their own poor Hide
land in his courts by shoving
Time is slow, and time is fast
It’s rarely on your side
It whispers things no bloke should hear
But Sue not on that glide
Brave is better, Seasons bend
Surprises bless the dark
But those who Sue the Cider’s blend
They never taste that mark . . .
I hear you whimper, your tears are hot
your face a grimaced squeeze
But hope, my friend, with muscles taut
— some sweet might come next breeze
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