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When he wanted a fix Or money for a fix It was to your handbag He went first; he'd root through It like a pig searching For wild truffles, and he Wasn't gentle in his Search either, grabbing you Tightly, trying to pin You down, especially If you tried to hide your Bag behind your back, then He got really rough, and All your love/hate for him Surfaced like some waking Cat and you'd pounce at him And the struggle'd begin And the whole block knew all About it and the air Was blue with language of A kind your mother would Never use even on A bad day, and maybe Then he'd get the handbag Open and he'd root through, His eyes large as an ox And his tongue hanging out The side of his mouth like Some stupid dog and you Knew him then as a dim Specimen of all men, He was a degree course In men logy and You had the knowledge in Each pore and tissue of Your body and mind and You'd stand still and watch him Shaking your head, wishing To Hell, he'd take his last Drugged up fix and be dead.
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 5:19 PM UTC
LAST FIX.
When he wanted a fix Or money for a fix It was to your handbag He went first; he'd root through It like a pig searching For wild truffles, and he Wasn't gentle in his Search either, grabbing you Tightly, trying to pin You down, especially If you tried to hide your Bag behind your back, then He got really rough, and All your love/hate for him Surfaced like some waking Cat and you'd pounce at him And the struggle'd begin And the whole block knew all About it and the air Was blue with language of A kind your mother would Never use even on A bad day, and maybe Then he'd get the handbag Open and he'd root through, His eyes large as an ox And his tongue hanging out The side of his mouth like Some stupid dog and you Knew him then as a dim Specimen of all men, He was a degree course In men logy and You had the knowledge in Each pore and tissue of Your body and mind and You'd stand still and watch him Shaking your head, wishing To Hell, he'd take his last Drugged up fix and be dead.
An old poem. Written in 2010. The subject is pretty much obvious. I felt strongly about the subject matter at he time.
terry-collett
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 5:19 PM UTC
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