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The Earth Day Sonnet (for Taylor Swift)

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The Earth Day Sonnet

for Taylor Swift

by John Kendall Hawkins

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It crept up, like the hamburglar. Earth Day! Who knew?

It seems like years since it's been here. (George Harrison).

How I forget again -- why it's embarrassin';

and my chronic negligence gives me food to chew.

Why am I always forgettin' about Blue Earth?

I should be talkin' rainbow birds up in the sky.

Instead, I'm all, Look out. here comes mud in your eye,

me jungling along with my jiggly fast-food girth.

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Maybe if a fascist kicked me in the asshat

once in a while, I would be less egocentric

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