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Subject matter did Not matter so much to him He was making art
— Lairbo
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Fame, fashion, fortune Artist without artifice Always clean and clear
— Russell 1000
Lassie was really Male, so why such a big deal That Spuds was a bitch?
— O'Cyrus
Spuds, that bitch, trying To be so butch with all the The hot chicks and beer
— Roger Rabid
1923 – 1986
Made being famousFor no good reason into A viable art form
— Philco
1727–1788
As fond of Blue BoyAs a Sears shutterbugOf the day's last brat
1854 – 1900
In the end it wasThe wallpaper that didn'tLeave the hotel room
She could sing, she couldDance, but all we saw was thatFruit basket up top
Lover of playwrights,Presidents, ballplayers — GodKnows who the hell else
Needed more love thanMen, the movies and publicAcclaim could give her
At least she didn'tHave to read Mailer's jack-off Tribute books to her
Girls, girls, girls and moreGirls in racy costumes — andAlso Fanny Brice
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