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Season of Severing

Don’t repeat the things I’ve said – They might be taken out of context In this pit of rats and vipers, We’re all guilty of what’s said next The gag is placed – silence follows There are some things I will never swallow Don’t read into things I’ve said Don’t insert things in these lines In the era of designer-frustration, One steps lightly for fear of mines It’s a good season For severing tongues And don’t pretend to be holy or pious Out of fixation on your pride Evil judgment when your soul is your Pilate – Ergo the swords piercing your side The gag is placed – silence follows There are some things I would never swallow It’s a good season For severing tongues (1998, 2017)

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Date: 5/24/2018 9:45:00 AM
It s a really deep poem,i really like the message behind it and really enjoyed reading it, good luck
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