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Revenge

Blue jeans worn for days,

slick with grease and filth

hung around the

hips of my step-father,

Caterpillar-brown boots

coated with dust

Hanes t-shirt hung loosely,

sweaty and smelly,

his big ears and balding

head that would

reflect the evil

light of his soul-less-ness,

blue eyes glazed over with

lust for helpless

12-year-old girls

and a smile that

could coat my heart with ice

 

Now he is old

Afraid of death,

My icy smile gloats.

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Published
Jan 19, 2010
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