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Mark Bell
Poems
Apr 2017
Fed up of my larder
Fruit cake in my larder
Wearing a wooden cloak
Running around on empty
I wish to take your place
Creaking bones rotting flesh
Wearing a wooden cloak
Silence of dark loneliness
I need to take your place
Acid runs through my veins
Wearing a wooden cloak
Demons control my mind
Plesase can I pinch your place
If your not prepared to give
To me then I will have to act
Then I'm prepared to **** you
It's just a matter of fact
In my wooden blackened cloak
I wanted every piece of you
Written by
Mark Bell
65/M/Portsmouth
(65/M/Portsmouth)
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