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Dec 2012
I linger here as you consume
Imprisoned by this monster
Helpless, I lay an infant on the highway
The flesh of my bones unable to carry me to safety, despite the awareness of danger
You hunger for relentless destruction
Tried, you have, to ****** me maliciously
Brute force, where wartime laws are found obsolete
Ravaging the victims of your demise, you still feed evermore, and for what reward?
The feeling of power, perhaps?
The stimulating sense of controlled chaos, resting shallowly in the palm of your
cold
wrinkled
pasty-white hands
****, I feel *****, ripped, ruined, as this 55 mph ******* approaches my debilitated figure
Where I await my devouring
Elizabeth
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Elizabeth  Northern Michigan
(Northern Michigan)   
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