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Abandon the Plea...

by DEW

Leave pity behind don't ask for the help for if you do there'll be a yelp and a brand new, gleaming branded welt But I did ask for something new then came the belt numbers one and two Now I've got what I asked for: my welts and bruises A slave must ask A free man chooses No child may bear the weight of decision, but their keeper may strike if the child is useless So devil may care May care for the children If the parent does not he'll boil 'em in cauldron. In youth there was a dream to find the key but age has worn it down so abandon the plea.
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Written by
DEW
35 / M
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Written by
DEW
35 / M
Published
Oct 6, 2016
Time
2m
Notes

Quite a dark one, hahah.

Anyway, I suppose the message is clear.

Enjoy!

DEW

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