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			<title>The Goat</title>
			<description>If you don't know what a Judas goat is, just look it up. :)</description>
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			<title>Robbery</title>
			<description>I stole somebody's love for a moment of sweet.I crept into their garden, their lover to meet.The midnight made it a simple thing to greetMy love, for a time, no matter how fleet.But the cost of the joy was quite steep.The secret, you see, I could not keep.My heart found out, and for the loss did wee..</description>
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			<title>The Cost of a Pearl</title>
			<description>Is it something we should fear?When we cannot tell a pearl from a tear?Or when we whirl and there's nobody near?Is it possible for more than greed to rear?If the arrows we choose to hurlWould not be tipped with jeer, our quarrel;Then the seer would not curlInside our heats and unfurl.</description>
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			<title>Pinecone</title>
			<description>&amp;nbsp;PineconeBody of stone.No more bone.You were proneTo leave me alone.My knife of pineconeTried your death to postpone.He killed you for a kroneNot long agone.They all droneThat you were the anticyclone.But I intoneThat you shone.Now I hone&amp;nbsp;To dethrone.</description>
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			<title>The Tear</title>
			<description>The TearA tear fell down the prison wall.I felt it, and I watched it fall.Could anything further appall?Or fill me with greater gall?Blood, that travels the dungeon halls,&amp;nbsp;Will dry up when the castle fallsAnd is placed inside a pall.A worse fate could never befall.</description>
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