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Twisted Like Vines

Twisted like vines

my mind wonders to other worlds

Post-apocolyptic society

No rules, No worries, No anxiety

Everyone does exactly what they please.

 

Along with my "crew"

we, the outcasts, rule.

WE are the untouchable.

WE are the untamable.

WE are the  unforgettable.

 

But oh! Who are you?

And why are you here?

You certainly are new to these parts my dear.

 

Now what shall we do?

Shall we lock you up?

You won't get out anytime soon.

 

Maybe, to spare you would be nice.

But WE remember your words,

and they were not at all kind.

Maybe you should think twice

before judging our so-called "sick" minds

that just happen to be twisted like vines.

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Written by
angel-ann-fulford
American
Published
Dec 13, 2010
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Angel Fulford, 2005

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