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7d
I hate the demon inside,
the awful yellowing breathe,
skin as rugged as a rugby footy
the opposite kind of anything snooty

The maps he draws of our escape,
the clays of demons he makes
A target we need to annihilate
A child whose imagery creates.

I refuse to **** a child,
and put forward
I'll **** you in the in the wild,
He's better off dead.

Turn him to our side of living
and see his art of make-believing
destroying aliensΒ Β of green blood
before they fall in simple mud.

Green makes something new,
Burnt to ash as a break-thru
Red is fire as the scorpions
I was never the scrap heap feed.
I normally don't explain my poetry but this is about my inner child, a demon from my past who I need to build a wall in my mind to stop him from tormenting me. You can't **** your inner child, you may as well be killing yourself.
Dirt-In-My-Shirt
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Dirt-In-My-Shirt  47/M/Under The Water
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