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Best Drug Dealer Poems


The Drug-Dealer Girl
Her one kidney was damage
The money for her treatment -
She could not manage!...

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Categories: drug dealer, life, on work and
Form: Haiku
A Drug Dealer Reflects...
The chorus, a cacophony, 
as gulls exploded
from the mudflats, on the estuary,
sleet, brain-numbing,
pelted a grey curtain;
with hands thrust deep, pocket jammed,
I felt like Richard Burton,
selling his soul to Hollywood,
not quite the same, though,
when all I sell is death
in Deadwood.
Here come my gulls, scavengers,
teenage patrons ever...

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Categories: drug dealer, life, social, drug,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things