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on a dull day in november

six deadbolts

and a loaded gun

tucked beneath your

pillow, what are you

waiting for love?

is it the rapists or

the sociopaths or

the criminally insane

come to shatter your

suburban dream?

 

they may come for you,

or maybe you are

one of them.

 

it doesn't really matter

anyways, you'll still

rise when you rise,

laugh when you can

and never, ever cry-

that would make you

human. you'll still

be seeking answers

if you're lucky and

pretending to know

what love is

in a dark, dark place.

 

everything will go to ****

on its own. be wary

not of the sociopaths

but the preachers

of god, of love, of war,

 

be wary of

your own mind.

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Nov 5, 2012
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