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One White, pretty and clean One Black, shady and mean Their Puppy perceived as crazy, nice, even humdrum The Truth is none, maybe just a conundrum Picture a big Dog, a ******* risen from Hell None understood, to many, just a mere shell He loved many ******* therefore fathering many puppies His intentions were redeeming, his soul would be condemned Picture a small Angel, genius incarnate She walks a lonely road, always menial, not subordinate Angel carries a curse, and that of a strong will For it was the choice of life that brought her thrill Two Dogs from opposite litters and homes Harboring different triggers from opposite roams Meeting in a place of retribution and salvation Trying to end the Common Search for Reconciliation Two dogs, one Black, one White Seeing them together, a very odd sight Only one Puppy would leave their nest Always in turmoil, never knowing which Dog barks Next.
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Oct 13, 2016
Oct 13, 2016 at 5:39 AM UTC
Two Dogs
One White, pretty and clean One Black, shady and mean Their Puppy perceived as crazy, nice, even humdrum The Truth is none, maybe just a conundrum Picture a big Dog, a ******* risen from Hell None understood, to many, just a mere shell He loved many ******* therefore fathering many puppies His intentions were redeeming, his soul would be condemned Picture a small Angel, genius incarnate She walks a lonely road, always menial, not subordinate Angel carries a curse, and that of a strong will For it was the choice of life that brought her thrill Two Dogs from opposite litters and homes Harboring different triggers from opposite roams Meeting in a place of retribution and salvation Trying to end the Common Search for Reconciliation Two dogs, one Black, one White Seeing them together, a very odd sight Only one Puppy would leave their nest Always in turmoil, never knowing which Dog barks Next.
This one was written by my good friend Ian, an aspiring poet
zack-phillips
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Oct 13, 2016
Oct 13, 2016 at 5:39 AM UTC
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