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In a tale of woe and strange dismay,
A damsel, poor, in porcelain lay. Beneath the moon, in a chamber tight, A toilet-bound princess, ill in plight.
For years, a fever held her close, Its every grasp, a relentless dose. To vomit ceaseless, a cruel decree, She yearned for a cure, a remedy.
With each passing moment, hope did fade, As time marched on, and the lock decayed. The door became a stubborn foe,
Rusted and stuck, a relentless woe.
In her porcelain prison, the floor adorned, With buttons of vomit, a scene forlorn. Desperation whispered, she must break free, Escape this loo, regain liberty.
A peculiar notion did then arise,
To shed her bones, a most strange guise. Softening her form, like a willow's grace,
She elongated herself in that confined space.
Through pipes and tunnels, a sewer's embrace, She wriggled and slithered, a serpentine trace. Emerging at last through a manhole wide, Back to the surface, where shadows hide.
Released from the porcelain grip so tight, Into the night, under pale moonlight.
A peculiar journey, a tale bizarre,
Of a damsel who escaped, like a falling star
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