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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I better tuck in my penis I better not stand up I'll just get slaughtered please, Lord, let me be marytered she layed with me, she stayed with me those memories are vivid like a never-ending movie what is more vivid is how the end swiftly came I didn't realize it all was a game I could do nothing but lose now, woman, you've got me in the spotlight rape me of my will make me swallow the pill oh beautiful creature, you have no idea the pain I feel deep inside a man possesses superior strength but a woman is superior in every other way a woman can carry your name or bury it six feet deep she can do anything to make a man feel inferior she can ensue panic, she can bring a life to an end whatever is good, whatever is bad a woman can change it all though I tried to stand strong now I cower at your feet you don't care what pain you cuase me I'm just all alone I'm just alienated and feeling a shade of insane I used to cry your name and beg you to stop tortured and beaten I'm just a helpless animal lingering deep inside me my soul is hiding waiting for the break of day when the warm touch of a new woman comes maybe that touch won't fade hopefully the beautiful creature will hold my heart and not tear it into pieces she's coming, this woman I seek Lord, please don't let my eyes see in vien
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