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Time Management

TIME MANAGEMENT I did a jig when I was small When he told me to dance. He’d clap his hands, Small thick hands, Breakfast sausage fingers, Clean, white-moony fingernails, Against my soft-sided hide, Made suede from his leather Of depravity and shame They made a lot of noise, Those clapping hands, and With a red face, red nose, His red eyes veined with lies And vodka, would Draw up at the corners in a Half leer, half killer’s smile So sly - he knew he had me; He’d not be found out. ‘Twas just biding his time.

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Date: 3/30/2024 3:51:00 PM
Wow many blessings.
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Date: 12/6/2023 6:38:00 PM
Wow. This feels Poeish. A dark intriguing poem. Thanks for sharing. All the best.................peace!
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