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Me Tarzan, You Jane
Record temperatures.
Recording tapes.
Re-cording tv wirebraids.
Spontaneous was normal, but this one
meant something for once.
Jungle of cords in jungle heat,
recording Tarzan.
Special was not braggable, thinking over
moments spent forwarding openings.
I’m sorry your Tarzan got tangled.
“Jane offer charisma, inspiration.
Jane have increasing sadness.
Your Tarzan waves,
but gifts tapes.”
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