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			<title>Sommersville</title>
			<description>	It was a silent day in Sommersville the day the rains came. It started as a cold, silent, dry day just like any other.	The week before the commotion, Little Jason--only six and three-quarters, mind you--sat in the dirt playing with a plastic Tonka truck. As he sat there, alone, pushing the red truc..</description>
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			<title>Breaking</title>
			<description>Her hands are cold, shaking, achingHeart is beating, slowly breakingSoul is out there for the takingDreams are in the open for wakingChains upon her neck are killingRestriction can be oh-so-thrillingWinter snow is quickly chillingAnd her eyes are slowly fillingWith the cruel thoughts of mankindCaref..</description>
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