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Submissive Assumptions

Revealing what may be 
rhetorical perspective 
Concealing vagueness of 
others as a collective 
Irrational is the truth 
from all the official lies 
Impractical to expose 
those once thought so wise 

Anonymously to be judged, 
I then had to reflect  
Inconspicuously to be ignored, 
just show me respect
Dismissiveness from others 
can be so undeserved 
Submissive assumptions 
repeatably observed 

Deception experienced in 
an inferiority disguise
Exceptions delusional 
fundamentally they deny 
Concerning yet I do 
appropriately understand 
Discerning discriminating 
principles are at hand 

Generated tremendous 
excitement and in debate
Sedated by unparalleled 
contributions dictate 
Double standards and chauvinists, 
there’s no doubt
Troubles considerable,
as they would openly flout

Premium Member Old Lady Under the Hill

She was married to a squirrel named Earl.
And Earl was later buried along side her
grave.She wore a mud pack upon her face.
To cover up all the horrifying disgrace.
And when she walked across the town.A
tractor trailer ran her down.And now she
rest in peace.Along side her husband Earl,
who died the same day of a rare disease.
Breakfest in bed,for the Duke of Earl,who
was a squirrel,and whos mother's true
name was Pearl."Earl was a squirrel" ,she
repeatably said,and long before she was
hit in the head.By a humongous tractor
trailer truck.Just a dented up fender,and
a cremation certificate.For the old lady
under the hill.You can talk about life,and
you can talk about death.But life was
nothing more than a thrill.For the old lady
under the hill..

Humorous Death Story Poetry By Kim Robin Edwards
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