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Premium Member Repercussion (Magnetic Poetry)

a brainwashed ghost and zombie
bumpkinly encounter snorting buffalo.
repercussion!

Repercussion

Resonates with me
    the percussion of your moans
       in belly dancing

Premium Member Repercussion

He wielded power like a machete, ends up beheading himself



Date written: 01/21/2020


Repercussion Stays

NOSE SMELLS ODORS 			
                                             WHEN IT TOUCHES			
                                            WE FEEL OFFENSIVE 			
                                              TOLERANCE SAYS 			
                                           REPERCUSSION STAYS			
			
                                           MIND SMELLS ODORS			
                                 WHEN OTHER SPEAKS BAD WORDS			
                                     SENTIMENT FEELS OFFENSIVE			
                                            TOLERANCE SAYS			
                                         REPERCUSSION STAYS			
			
                        NOISE POLLUTION IS TOO A KIND OF ODORS LIKE                          
                             THE NATURE BEARS SILENTLY ON EARTH
                             TAKES THE DEPOSITS OF DESTRUCTION			
                                            TOLERANCE SAYS			
                                        REPERCUSSION STAYS

Repercussion

I screamed for you.
To come and save me.
I yelled until my lungs went blue.
But my hands remain empty.
No one is here.
Not a soul.
No one is here.
And abandonment has taken it's toll.
I wonder if you feel any guilt.
Any at all.
Upon my life, your lies were built.
And all you did, was watch me fall.
Now you turn against me.
Once again.
There's nowhere I can flee.

I stand in line amongst men.
I stand with people I don't know.
Stronger people than I.
Here, they give me pain to bestow.
They give me a chance to try.
To prove myself.
To show that I don't need love.
Shallow becomes my health.
Savoring the "push and shove".

I'm one of them now.
Heartless, and still alone.
This happened, and I don't even know how.
I sacrificed all I've known.
Just to feel  as empty.
Just as cold.
As you were to me.
Your lies, I bought and sold.

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