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MIDAS by CHARLES KENNETH WILLIAMS

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First Line: IT WASN'T ANY MEWLING SQUEAMISHNESS ABOUT HOW 'HARD' HE'D BECOME: IF
Last Line: AND THEN, WHEN HE'D UNGARAGED HIS LUST, HE'D HALF FORGET IT,THE ACHE WOULD %FADE BEFORE IT FLOWERED

Poem Sources:

FLESH AND BLOOD.
  WILLIAMS, C. K.
  (1987)
 



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