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Call The Mortician

She's crooked along with her spine,

her smile devious and devine,

a great politician for a game of lying,

a heart-breaker with the amount that's dying.

 

Call the mortician and tell him the brim of noon,

on a slab,

I'll see you soon.

 

Weeks pass into months,

I miss June.

 

I'm counting stars while I ponder about you,

I'm severing the moon sitting alone,

laying my chips out on the table to gamble all away,

Call the mortician the sun's rising today.

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Oct 16, 2013
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