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A Rainy Day Murder

Today, from class I was walking On the phone with my boyfriend, I was talking, When between my feet I felt A squishy, squirmy wormy, Who's brain, I mushed, stomped, Smashed and smushed, amidst the evening rain. I cried out "why!?" For his little brown eye, Stared deep into my soul. It looked so sad, Because it was a dad, To other squirmy wormys I couldn't see. As I was walking, Still on the phone, talking To my boyfriend, who could not see, The death of the wormy, No longer so squirmy, And I considered What is life to be.
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michelle-a-gardner
American
Published
Mar 8, 2017
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26·100
Tags
#rain#murder#worms
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