Justification

murder and money clothes and cars...straight jackets,injections and iron bars
lost in lies and left to die
steal,kill,and destroy
justification...make the wrong seem right

stealing love...just like fatal attraction...expanding evil and soul subtraction
figments and fractions turn into madness monsters...hypnotized and taken under
spider webs and sexy seduction...fangs in flesh and venom vaccums
parasites keep sucking life
justification...make the wrong seem right

killing with kisses with lips spewing lies...fallen angels with erotic eyes
pupils get taught to diolate...hate to love and love to hate
storms of sin sinking ships at sea...straight to the center of eternity
black holes and bottomless pits...once wrapped around your finger now you're gettin snakebit
slipping and sliding...you run but can't hide
justification...make the wrong seem right

destroying everything that's in your path...like digital nazis on wicked warpaths
grapes of wrath in gardens of evil...where toxic trees grow poisonous power
strike the hour and fall from the sky...gravity screams and swallows your disguise
weeping and wailing now exposed in the light
justification...make the wrong seem right

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September 10, 2010 at 12:06 PM
What a beautiful day to sit and read poetry here at PoetrySoup. Please keep writing and sharing your poems with us. What a diverse group of poets we have here I am so happy you are one of us Tony. Have a wonderful weekend filled with inspiration. Love, Carol
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September 9, 2010 at 8:53 PM
enjoyed this one Anthony, hope your day goes well...P.D.
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