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I wish I held a microphone every time I went to speak each person would be forced to listen and shut their ******* beak This may sound harsh it might offend your features but I'm standing knee-deep in a marsh surrounded by brain-dead zombie creatures These people are dull ignorant or crazed and deciding if they like gooseflesh grilled stuffed or brazed These words are a knife and with them I will cut a line on their throat, a hole in their gut there's only two ways to get out of this rut The other way I know to make them scatter like rain is to open this heart and show them this pain These words may be putrid they may offset your senses but ooze fills my shoes my legs are cemented in fluid and I'm reaching out for fences praying to gods both demented and Druid I wish I held a microphone every time I went to speak but my voice is worn out gravel I'm stuck up shit's creek without a paddle.
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Oct 9, 2011
Oct 9, 2011 at 7:31 AM UTC
A Line on Their Throat
I wish I held a microphone every time I went to speak each person would be forced to listen and shut their ******* beak This may sound harsh it might offend your features but I'm standing knee-deep in a marsh surrounded by brain-dead zombie creatures These people are dull ignorant or crazed and deciding if they like gooseflesh grilled stuffed or brazed These words are a knife and with them I will cut a line on their throat, a hole in their gut there's only two ways to get out of this rut The other way I know to make them scatter like rain is to open this heart and show them this pain These words may be putrid they may offset your senses but ooze fills my shoes my legs are cemented in fluid and I'm reaching out for fences praying to gods both demented and Druid I wish I held a microphone every time I went to speak but my voice is worn out gravel I'm stuck up shit's creek without a paddle.
david-badgerow
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34/M/American
Oct 9, 2011
Oct 9, 2011 at 7:31 AM UTC
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