A truly sour world, needing a strong sugar swirl. At times not enough sweet, to sugar coat complete. Out on a sugar search, some treat in God's church.
Bitter waters flowing, in a sugar boat rowing, trying to get going. Even in a sugar boat, it's very hard to stay afloat. Staying afloat is a must, bitter water sweeten lust.
Lust in finding gold, force a big mine unfold, sugar location so told. Sugar rush all direction, never enough perfection. Like a dog after a bone, we attempt a sugar throne, to live a sweet life, before gone.
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Reviewed by Hanley Harding (Reader)
Reviewed on May 22, 2004
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