Free Grass (20 Haikus)

Some more from the linguistic copulations of Lawrence Lessig and Walt Whitman (LL + WW etched in the tree).

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Welcome to me, or
rock or stump, and thus touching
you is tragedy.

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I'd be digitized,
or desolate, I don't like
the environment.

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To do, and may be
maximized, the system is
free to come on drugs.

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All life, composite,
tied in your garage. You and
the belt at bedtime.

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I, the high court clerk.
This book, compulsion, C4.
A font of Brooklyn.

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The soul of what was
noncommercial, I wrote an
editorial.

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O Death Supreme, to
make money from this book is
a function of guilt.

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Forget file sharing.
I hear the quality of
American life.

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And is not lefty
in any sense. And by law
to sleep with cartoons.

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Delicate beauty,
alternate light lighting, and
the Great Depression.

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I think that there is
limitless space outside of
ourselves and trees.

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O all dear to me
these bubbles, if need be, a
vast amount of you!

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The grass grows, but strong
and arrogant woman I
like it publicly.

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What was once “The Man”
I love, lips of love and that
which requires it.

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Land of filmmaking,
faculty, pulse of Saddam,
Dissatisfied, Inc.

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Continue on! The
track of beams, subject to a
pupil is flapping.

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My children, merging
all moving images and
sound to history.

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Red River is no
rights reserved. The female is
perfect, enabled.

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The law is, even
if you like Lyle Lovett, you're
going to be used.