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If the world were ruled by women...

There's something deeply satisfying

In decimating a piece of runaway tissue

With a healthy jet of ****

 

I stand towering above it

As it clings stealthily to the ceramics

And

      cackle

               as

                   I

                     reduce

                                 it

                                    to

                                        mush.

 

It bleeds yellow.

I feel no remorse.

 

Perhaps that's why

If the world were ruled by women

There'd be less war.

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Written by
kevin-campbell-davidson
Scottish
Published
Dec 30, 2011
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