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He awoke from slumber hearing the people

 

Ramble sluggishly toward their keeper

 

Lamenting every last lingering step

 

Lined up like ants marching for food

 

The “Cure” for their disorder is

 

Distributed One, two, three, four 

 

These will make you better

 

All you need to do

 

Is take

 

One

 

more

And You Might Be Free To Go

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