all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a h — Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
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all they want to dois tie the poem to a chair with ropeand torture a confession out of it.They begin beating it with a hoseto find out what it really means.

— Billy Collins, The Apple that Astonished Paris
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