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NH woes

Heard the rustling of track pants,

It brings out agility I did not know.

Just to avoid the annoying rants,

I quickly shut and bolt the door.

 

The whining of my name begins,

And my hands itch to slap,

His face or break his shins,

But I pretend to take a nap.

 

He keeps banging at my door,

No choice but to let him in.

Spoilt ****** child to the core,

If I rid the world of him, is it a sin?

 

I dread to let him sit,

His *** will glue onto the spot.

I dream of throwing him in a pit,

And just leaving him there to rot.

 

The sadistic pleasure I feel,

When he is bestowing unto others,

With what I must everyday deal,

Like an unbreakable curse.

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neil-verosh-dsouza
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Published
Jun 8, 2013
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