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TALE OF THE TIKI
I took a trip to the state,
The aloha state that is.
Upon arrival I was drawn to this shack,
Where an old lady stood alone.
She pointed me to these tiki statues,
Wooden, traditional tikis.
I knew I wanted one,
But I couldn't decide which.
"This one looks cool".
"but this one looks intimidating".
I finally came to the conclusion
the one on the left was for me.
This wooden traditional tiki.
Without even knowing,
It was the god of money.

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This poem is about a very vivid moment of a trip I took earlier this year