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Queen

Coffee on my breath,

wearing a frown.

Sunshine, my sweater,

my soul turns brown.

 

Lips slick with chapstick,

chics' licking sack n' ****

drag off a ******* *** n' lean,

obscene in the sense,

the ******* fags' a drag queen.

 

Rival the bible,

hell to sell any,

whats worse, church

bells smell ugly

under my nose.

 

I chose the shallow dirt

road to death, even the

tallest tales hail the same frail fate.

Fill my urn to earn my fill,

**** it.

 

There is no still

frame to capture the moment,

fracture the film and leave it alone.

Yellow toned, below me,

sallow, cornered in color coordinates.

 

Drenched cover but dry at the core of it;

dazzled by **** dazzled by diction,

you write the dirtiest fiction

and I'm the ******* ***** in it.

 

Leather bound, cable wound,

leather bound. Black.

Leather.

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Written by
shashank-virkud-1
American
Published
Sep 18, 2010
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Shashank Virkud- From As the Distance Grows

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