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Nolan Bucsis
Poems
Mar 13
In Canada I wish to be a Kamikaze.
Death.
My friend.
Let us make amends.
Bury the hatchet.
For I smell war in the air.
I hear the cacophony of artillery.
Rumbling in the distance.
And, if you'll let me death.
I shall **** as many of the invader.
As you will let me.
Let me die in vain.
Unknown and unloved.
So my ancestors won't weep.
For my cowardice.
I shall bravely march off to my anihilation.
And I hope I go to Hell.
Ontop of a pile of corpses.
Of these savages.
And what is this life.
But the falling of sand.
Through fingers.
Please death.
May I take the enemy with me.
If he comes.
Let me send you lovers.
Into the afterlife.
Til you come yourself.
To get.
Me.
Written by
Nolan Bucsis
41/M/Somewhere in Canada
(41/M/Somewhere in Canada)
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