| Katrina�s footprint 
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    | Gulf breeze deceives 
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    | in camouflaged reality 
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    | to settle on shores 
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    | with open heart doors 
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    | with smiles to the sun 
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    | over soft sand beaches. 
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    | �Neptune draw your breath ... 
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    | for your children weep.� 
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    | ... like the day Katrina stepped a shore. 
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    | Her fury for her father 
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    | the King of the Sea 
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    | scorned her reality 
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    | to suicide shores 
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    | she yelled out a gail 
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    | of a hundred or more. 
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    | �She took a liquid Hammer to Homes,� 
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    | ...a bad seed spun spawned 
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    | in a hurricane dawn. 
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    | Neptune lost a daughter 
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    | but humanity was devastated 
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    | the ocean kings words spiraling 
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    | a mere whisper to us all 
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    | he lives and breeds 
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    | Kamakazi wind warrior Daughters. 
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    | �I am King,� Neptune sings 
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    | his daighter, Katrina he seed 
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    | the cycling humanity bleeds. 
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    | Tornados of emotions 
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    | around every street 
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    | water higher than homes 
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    | mingles in tears seeped 
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    | the city of saints scorned 
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    | by Neptune�s new born. 
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    | �Katrina�s foot print forever,� 
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    | ...when she stepped ashore 
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    | it was forever more. 
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