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Susan O'Reilly
Poems
Aug 2013
Innocent?
Prison walls are closing in
punishment too great for my supposed sin
Both of us were equal as far as I can see
but she lied about her age brazenly
Her skirt so short could have been a napkin
make-up so thick couldn't see her skin
Captivated by her scent
desire, passion, potent
I never harmed a hair on her head
just took her willingly to bed
I didn't know she was fifteen
"I'm Innocent" I keep repeating
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