Channeling Poe's manic depiction of monotony:| Keeping time, time, time, | 100 |
| In a sort of Runic rhyme, | |
| To the throbbing of the bells, | |
| Of the bells, bells, bells— | |
| To the sobbing of the bells; | |
| Keeping time, time, time, | 105 |
| As he knells, knells, knells, | |
| In a happy Runic rhyme, | |
| To the rolling of the bells, | |
| Of the bells, bells, bells: | |
| To the tolling of the bells, | 110 |
| Of the bells, bells, bells, bells, | |
| Bells, bells, bells— | |
| To the moaning and the groaning of the bells. - Poe, "The Bells," lines 100-112 |


Aliens in Hell

Rebellious refusal to draw a pot or a bell.
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