Vigilante Tongue

Vigilante Tongue Written: by Tom Wright February 2015 It oft returned, To a world of familiarization, Screaming and shouting; Relying on speech That can ne’er be recalled; Intent, vociferous words once latched in, Now spent, are as grave markers Set all in a course, That appears cast in stone; An inglorious lasting legacy;
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Rodrigues Avatar
February 8, 2019 at 6:55 PM
So aptly described!
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