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Włodzimierz Holsztyński
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  two queens
 
 
    mathematics and death
    not cheerful not sad
    guide me through the land
    pat me on my head
 
    they live
    in my one man nation
    i follow them
    to my destination
 
 
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  polynomials over finite Galois field
  spread so evenly across their finite affine space
  i wish for a network of friends
  to count on


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