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How come I am always dying as a martyr? My thoughts constantly drifting To funeral marches and sobbing relatives How will I die? A botched parachute jump? Saving a small child From a moving vehicle? My funeral will be adorned With white icing The flag of my nation And a flock of doves Testaments To my infinitely philanthropic nature And unending commitment To human liberty Why is it so easy To tack a medal to my breast? Maybe because I exist As my bloodline dowses its progeny with ****** praise So eager to bathe In the violent tears of this world That are ancient castles and monuments to men wearing wigs Or maybe Because I'm just selfish And I often *** all over myself On my paunchy stomach
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Feb 13, 2019
Feb 13, 2019 at 4:31 PM UTC
Paunchy Stomach
How come I am always dying as a martyr? My thoughts constantly drifting To funeral marches and sobbing relatives How will I die? A botched parachute jump? Saving a small child From a moving vehicle? My funeral will be adorned With white icing The flag of my nation And a flock of doves Testaments To my infinitely philanthropic nature And unending commitment To human liberty Why is it so easy To tack a medal to my breast? Maybe because I exist As my bloodline dowses its progeny with ****** praise So eager to bathe In the violent tears of this world That are ancient castles and monuments to men wearing wigs Or maybe Because I'm just selfish And I often *** all over myself On my paunchy stomach
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Feb 13, 2019
Feb 13, 2019 at 4:31 PM UTC
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