Bigot!

...When you open your 
fly your brain falls out... 

your girlfriend is ashamed... 
we are all aware of you... 

the day you threatened to... 
knock my f#...in' f..k wit 
head off... 

was the day you were marked... 
karma your life a disaster... 

...we phoned the police... 
we thought you were on P... 
Yeah... just another nut job... 
the police explained to me... 

You threatened my partner... 
you're a walking disaster... 
I don't owe you an explanation... 

This is your problem bigot! 
get over it...we were open to 
discussion...but you were all 
aggression...nut job obsession! 

the police accessed your situation 
arrested you on three charges... 
you were taken away off your trolley 
...you are a crazy man... 

...a bigot...arrested bigot... 
I am not sorry... 

you are the f#@k wit... 
you are prejudice... 
you are a bigot... 
you are stupid... 

When I see nut jobs... 
thankfully they are few... 
I think how smart I am... 
choosing not to be like you... 

for in your thinking you are 
stunted... 

karma will wrap round you... 
for life your spirit hunted... 

you are not a man real men do not 
come off like that... 
real men see reason 
and understanding 
something you clearly can't... 

...at the conclusion of 
this poem...I will release this... 
temporary aversion...with 
forgiveness...for this your belief 
system will not rot my soul... 

...unlike you I will move on... 

the Police inform me... 
you are now full of remorse... 
everyone is...when they get 
caught... 

Caught...Court....
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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