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Death Dealer

She’s the neighborhood dope dealer, always dressing good Wearing her bling-bling ... and her 9-mil Five-O squealer killer She runs with the night dirty boys, she’s a death dealer Vampire priestess soul stealer In her thigh V-cut Cleopatra dress, black Grim Reaper brim lowered ... Always got a couple of boy and girl packs stuffed in the bra of her breast Ready to call her favorite re-up number She gets pissy, power drunk mad, cups up with her trusted strapped crew If you ain’t got her money, then she suggests you do what cha’ gotta do To make square the deal you’re folded into She don’t care one way or the other: Sell out your mama, your daddy ... your sister or your brother Pimp your woman or man ... son or daughter, whose ever your best friend It don’t matter to the death dealer Don’t pentagram circle the pact, then try to shortchange her with a weak excuse why — she gon cut cap blast you in the back Making out all friendly when she bullet knife you with a sneak attack The last image you gon see is a tattooed feline dressed in funeral black, should you turn empty on your promise Death dealer gon deal some pain to you, dead or alive Death dealer got the premo brain killer too, should your heart survive Death dealer says she like the lucky ones ... Asking ever so sexy deadly: do you need a black widow wife?

Copyright © | Year Posted 2017




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Date: 11/30/2017 3:35:00 PM
Love that title and another dark and graphically written poem...A bit of street talk in this as well.. excellent..
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Date: 11/30/2017 12:21:00 PM
I do believe your pen is on fire today Freddie!!! Another amazing write! I love how you use the street language to make it completely authentic. You poetry topics are not of the mainstream and I really like that!! Best, Judy
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