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Did your mother ever tell you When you were young, To scream fire Instead of **** Because it would get a better result? Mine did. It is the things I write poems about The injustices done to children Subtleties that teach us our worth Sexism at its root. But recently A not-so-coincidental turn of events I've been screaming ****** assault. Not quite **** But it tastes just about as bitter Leaving my lips Bile bubbling in my throat. But mom. God, mom. You were right. Because nobody is listening.
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Jan 18, 2016
Jan 18, 2016 at 6:53 AM UTC
Tell me "I told you so"
Did your mother ever tell you When you were young, To scream fire Instead of **** Because it would get a better result? Mine did. It is the things I write poems about The injustices done to children Subtleties that teach us our worth Sexism at its root. But recently A not-so-coincidental turn of events I've been screaming ****** assault. Not quite **** But it tastes just about as bitter Leaving my lips Bile bubbling in my throat. But mom. God, mom. You were right. Because nobody is listening.
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Jan 18, 2016
Jan 18, 2016 at 6:53 AM UTC
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