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The Head of the Snake

Why do some women love drama so much!!!?

Whether it's the innocent nonvenomous
Or the always guilty venomous 
That head is not one to face easily
Whether it's the tiniest of all like worm
With all it's cuteness. ..may adopt for a pet
Or the hissing sounds of... you know what
      The Amazon's wet belly
Some women are more dangerous 
It's a twenty four hour passion for them
If it's not; who did what, she did this, imagine, not surprised, what happened again, I told her,..... etcetera 
 
S#%t never ends
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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Mumo Avatar
August 9, 2015 at 4:42 AM
I must admit that I don't understand much of poetry. Like here, I'm still fumbling for some possible meanings. You sometimes get so esoteric that I need to look at others' comments to make something out of the writes. I would be glad if you chipped in with some kind elaboration. I appreciate the literary merits in it, nonetheless... 7
Hunjeri Avatar
August 9, 2015 at 5:06 AM
It's just about how some women gossip so much and there is always drama around them. I do agree that sometimes i use a lot of metaphors and symbols. Its just whatever my mind takes me. Thank u Hannington
Jones Avatar
August 8, 2015 at 4:46 PM
I've got to admit I love gossip, mainly because I don't believe a word of it. When people gossip with me I feed the fire to see just how outrageous they will go. Wicked trait I know but it amuses me. Kind regards Ian
Hunjeri Avatar
August 8, 2015 at 5:00 PM
Gossip drives me crazy. I avoid it as much as i can. But i have to admit, i too have been guilty of it. Thanks Ian:-)
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