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Down In The Jungle
The wind blows a man with an iguana on his head past my apartment. Who? Iguana Head. And down in Brooklyn, Terrance walks by old shooting gallerys, that once were mistaken for confessionals; he calls them, the Iguana Projects YO ! and lumbers along as an elephant, carrying the little ones, whose smiles weigh nothing yet ride as kings over carpets of concrete.
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