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The Children I have Devlivered

My heart beat’s strong A medallion, rat-ta-tat-tating tattoo With the scent of voodoo in the air Skipping a beat or two If I am a lingering thought Let me be the old cookie factory on Columbia Women in hair nets and aerosoles And that clinging smell so sweet. Today is not the end of the story, But it’s always a good day to die Parachutes in gym class Candy man sweet songs Thinking back I’m golden stars Recollections and days gone There is the path I will not walk again Paved in road kill and litter These are the things that I have done The children that I have delivered.
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Feb 24, 2012
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