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Matt
Poems
Dec 2015
A Miserable Poem
Another Christmas
Got some fun gifts
What I would most like
Is to never see
My parents again
Far far away
Sometimes I wish
Dad would just die
Just drop dead
Or maybe I'll take
A shovel
And bang him over the head
Drop dead guy
Such wicked thoughts
I am a sinner I know
I will ask for forgiveness
I'm so sorry Jesus
We celebrate your birth
But you couldn't give a ****
Enough to help me
Fix my body
I love you Jesus
And I also hate you
One day America
Will be in ruins
And we will be starving
Like in Stalingrad
I wouldn't share one
Bit of food with
I'd just let you die
You obnoxious piece of garbage
I'm tired of everyone saying
God this and God that
I want God to let
These country be ruined
This country deserves it
People will learn what
It is like to suffer
To starve to death
Armies of drones
Tanks driving down the street
I never cared much
For this planet anyway
Now humanity
Will destroy itself
Countries going to war
Our precious Christ
Who knows
When He will return
Hey Jesus guy
Why did God
Make life so ******
Anyway?
Can you tell us that?
Why most of the population
Fights against starvation
I'm thankful
For food and water
I would have traveled
With the Wise Men
To meet this Jesus guy
Supposedly He
Loved us
Or something
I hate most people
Really hate them
In fact I wouldn't mind
Hitting My own dad repeatedly
In his face
For all the terrible things he said
And I'm not sorry Jesus
You made me suffer too much
I won't bear the weight
Of the cross
That was your miserable job
Another **** day
The 25th
Who knows when
The real birth was
I'm going to hike far way
In the mountains
Far away
From these people
Thankfully Christmas
Will be over soon enough
Merry Christmas
Or whatever
Nobody cares
I tried to care
But no friends
Or anyone fun
To spend it withh
Written by
Matt
34/M/Los Angeles
(34/M/Los Angeles)
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