Pens Off Safety

My pens off safety and the trigger won't jam
You couldn't out write me if I had a broken hand
To get my name in the history of poetry is my plan
My pens off safety and the trigger won't jam

A poetry lover
Who's emotionally suffered
A tortured artist with a beautiful mind 
Who writes differently to most poets usual rhymes

I hear them say "He calls himself the Jason Voorhees of poetry so much it's played out"
But when I pick my pen up, I guarantee you won't want to play out
If I ask to use your pad, give me the whole thing don't just rip a page out
My pen is powerful enough to get Michael Myers to put his blade down

On my worst day you couldn't beat me at a game of scrabble
I'm tired of every girls picture being photoshopped, Half the females you speak to online have an Adams  apple
You guys are dumb enough to fall for it, more fool you
When I hit her with my poetry, your dream girl won't want to call you

I'm just joking and putting a typical Ignorant Rap line there
I give my all in my poetry because I'm not afraid to mind share
Hope to inspire those who need it and make the most of my time here
I speak to anyone who takes the time to lend a kind ear

When my pens off safety no one is safe
This is target practice when I write on a page
I'd put your name in my poetry but prove that you're worthy
My pens off safety and I'm showing no mercy
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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De Beaulieu Avatar
September 3, 2017 at 7:41 PM
Alex I like your poem. It sounds like no one is safe from your pen. Have anice evening my friend.
Duffy Avatar
September 7, 2017 at 8:23 AM
Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed it :)have a good evening too
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