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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I wish for a story of pain and pine for its precious work But my prejudiced and entitled heart is not worthy For I have been found guilty by reason of DNA Even now your consternation percolates Shields come up and default indictments formulated The racist bastard is juxtaposing with reverse psychology From a mile away you can smell my motives You have been trained well to spot me behind every bush I once pounded my chest in a busy place of concourse I am the last of those who punish worlds unlike my own Natural consequence has plagued ma vlast This is how the Christian god made the world Hate the sin but loathe the sinner Know that your fathers sins will flush you out Lest your children be found unclean Pull the switch. Do it you righteous S.O.B.! Euthanize me by reason of the prevailing wind Exterminate me before I multiply again Give me back your death. I deserve and desire it. I am the last one standing with entitled blood in my veins Innocent essence is spattered across my smelly white shirt My beard is itchy from the powder of a good man’s bones History indicts me. Perception is reality When I am gone hate will be dead forever Nobody will talk about this ever again My last words upon the scaffold will be We come from the same village
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