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I'm living in a house without electricity- This city could have been so pretty, Grass and trees and leaves and bees- Now it's become gritty, Concrete dreams and pipes and steam- Steel beams: at night they gleam, And a scream, what could it mean- Another life torn apart at the seams, A body, broadly speaking- Left to rot and reeking, The people peaking out their curtains, meek and- The police chief got no sleep this weekend, I'm living in a house without water- My daughter's missing- 6 o'clock news fodder, Dead and cold maggots and mold- She was just a toddler, Blood, dirt and mud- Not soap nor suds, I'll need a flood, To wash way this god- Forsaken rug before my ****** mug, A family- no longer, Leave the song here, We're gone or goners- Born in April, now May is dawning.
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Oct 11, 2019
Oct 11, 2019 at 12:12 AM UTC
Two Bodies
I'm living in a house without electricity- This city could have been so pretty, Grass and trees and leaves and bees- Now it's become gritty, Concrete dreams and pipes and steam- Steel beams: at night they gleam, And a scream, what could it mean- Another life torn apart at the seams, A body, broadly speaking- Left to rot and reeking, The people peaking out their curtains, meek and- The police chief got no sleep this weekend, I'm living in a house without water- My daughter's missing- 6 o'clock news fodder, Dead and cold maggots and mold- She was just a toddler, Blood, dirt and mud- Not soap nor suds, I'll need a flood, To wash way this god- Forsaken rug before my ****** mug, A family- no longer, Leave the song here, We're gone or goners- Born in April, now May is dawning.
IsaacSpencer
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25/M/DuBois, Pennsylvania
Oct 11, 2019
Oct 11, 2019 at 12:12 AM UTC
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