Name: Rhetorical Lagniappe
Duration: P00H02M10S
Description: I dunno, January 2017 at the latest, although I edited it more recently than that.

Rhetorical Lagniappe

from Torsion Pendulum by Lee Saunders

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I dunno, January 2017 at the latest, although I edited it more recently than that.

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Now come inside and lock the door
The hour's growing late

He walks through the street
On a cold lonesome night
A cross in one hand
And a knife in his right
Crucifying non-believers
Is his daily chore
Faint echoes in the night saying
"Please. The hour's growing late."

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from Torsion Pendulum, released June 16, 2018

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