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BANG BALLS
FREEDOM OF SPEECH NOTHING SHOULD BE IMPOSED
IDEAS NOT LEECHED ONLY CREATIVELY COMPOSED |
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Sunday, May 22, 2005
the romatic scorn a poem's structure the melodic rhyme reflecting man's culture a progression through time how poets loved mystical romances they concocted a feeling sparked a passion blazed countless stanzas of words like honey to his lovers it meant the world but to man it was worth no money in his eyes man needed no food, for all he lived for was just us two others thought of him a fool women to him, they flocked like sheep men hated his literary tools for he had stolen what all other men keep but his words were sincere to all with him, his misteress thought of no pain but soon the excitement came to a fall and then, to him his lovers a bane the perfect art of seduction he had many falling at his feet astray all of them were led a harem of women - his fleet word travelled far and wide with many women he had spent the night for his skin was as thick as hide no women could resist his charming might to other men he was just a bane for all he did was poach your lady the act of love was then made and his getaway so hasty he left countless to bleed for these young women were foolish not to heed the wisest of sages had always warned "never be led by thy romantic scorn..." |
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