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Black Knight

by matthias-pantaleon

I make a lot of enemies without intending, They outnumber me greatly with their size but they cannot withstand the wrath of fury; I come bloody but unbowed to these wimps Hence, they unleash a band of Anthropophagus Well, I have the balls to slain these monsters The sight of them is infuriating, less frightening I gave them something to mourn - I have to Again, I walked away from the battle unbowed Because I have what it takes to kill a mockingbird But, it didn't make me feel better or worse I have to put up with them and their excesses Now, you will understand why I never turn to see who stab me in the back - it's not worth turning
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