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War Time Effort
arguments
between five and eleven
Breakdown Every time
after debate
seventy
miles south
Johannesburg
with eight-foot
clearance
always
built
graded hills.
World War II was raging
all kids were forced
by the school
to take Epsom salt
On our
tongues
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