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Smash the maggots on the trashcan lid Scrape the bark from the branch And prepare for battle Torn jeans A stained t-shirt And a face that can't show pain All that is needed to ensure victory A few quick swings And soon you feel the sting The tears start to build As if you had almost been killed Never before have your legs carried you this fast And at last you're safe in your mothers arms Some ice and a kiss makes it worth the pain And as for the mothers wish For you not to do it again It will go ignored In the next few years She'll wish you still played with sticks.
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May 12, 2016
May 12, 2016 at 8:34 PM UTC
Golden daze
Smash the maggots on the trashcan lid Scrape the bark from the branch And prepare for battle Torn jeans A stained t-shirt And a face that can't show pain All that is needed to ensure victory A few quick swings And soon you feel the sting The tears start to build As if you had almost been killed Never before have your legs carried you this fast And at last you're safe in your mothers arms Some ice and a kiss makes it worth the pain And as for the mothers wish For you not to do it again It will go ignored In the next few years She'll wish you still played with sticks.
My brother and I would have stick fights and they would always end poorly. Our mother was always there to comfort us even though she had warned us of the dangers. As I got older I got into much worse trouble and now as I'm even older I feel pain for the troubles I caused my mother.
david-demille
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May 12, 2016
May 12, 2016 at 8:34 PM UTC
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