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Bulimia

Poetry is a disease

Words sit in your gut like rotten meat

You hold onto your stomach for dear life

'Cos it's full of knives

There's no choice but to stick your pen down your throat

And bring it all up

 

Yeah, poets can't tie knots

And they don't own a pistol

 

And all that venom just stifles and stinks

 

But you can close the book

And close your eyes

Ready to hate yourself tomorrow

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Aug 13, 2012
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