Parental Advisory Poems | Examples


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Premium Member ::parental advisory:: on lion content::

since i'm not afraid of anything ~ could that mean i’ve nothing to fear

said the cub to his mother who replied ~ oh sure son its why i'm here

today daddy told me we’ve no conscience ~ i thought it was insincere 

remember son if a young gun takes him out ~ you too shall disappear

what about you mum ~ i become estrous and get taken from the rear 

By
David Kavanagh 

When a new pretender takes over or defeats
the alpha male of a pride, he usually kills all 
his cubs too, one might think the lionesses would 
hate him, but they immediately become 
estrous and submit themselves to their new 
master, and the cycle begins all over again

Premium Member Parental Advisory

more than blood spurts from open wounds ~ botched diy hacks fetus from womb


                                       # non judgmental #

By
David Kavanagh

Premium Member Parental Advisory

It is beyond certainty, 
that the public is no place for profanity. 
Using language that is obscene, 
is considered dirty and not clean. 
If you have a CD, 
with a parental advisory, 
then it is something you have to hide. 
Keep that filthy noise inside.

inspired by another member's poem


Just To Breathe Again

Just to breathe again 
be granted one more sin 
Just to breathe again, 
borrow the sorrow of suffering men! 
Just to breathe again! 
Violence flows in my lyrics, 
But you get touched everytime you hear it! 
Speak on the heaviest topics 
and nolonger you fear it, 
to live and die again, 
where does the afterlife begin 
Leave my philosophy. 
Knowledge accelerates into new velocity. 
Parental advisory, explicit content. 
New situations invent. 
The place to be, 
look for heaven you see! 
Running with a vengence, 
write a complex sentence 
Drop a jewel, show lyrical fuel, 
creative activities, look at all the posibilities. 
Add ten cents to my pocket and i give, 
Sad hints, howlong do you expect to live?

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