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Frayed border prints paste illusion, 
worn-out inks swirling bleeds,
The hauls, stareways, persuasion,
privileged balconies.

Antiquities of read reviews,
claims of a rustic quill,
to scribbled marks a light verse muse,
and forever bestill.

I hear the silence of the slams,
satirical critics,
synthetic irony exams,
stardoms paralytics.

It dominates its point to rise,
where life did emanate,
afeared facade recital trice, 
timeless collaborate.

A reenactment of Bo Peep,
tough be a ruminant.
My first part, blossom -- was a sheep,
I was magnificent.

Drop Dead Gorgeous

By all means the stars in splendid time,
have exquisite planets with aspect of extra shine.
Born are the glorious children by natures elegant,
making angelic charisma very relevant.
Breathtaking charming allure,
dazzling bewitching amore.
Death on hold by appearance,
easy on the eye perseverance. 
The cause to stop immediately,
natures reminder of love initially.
Absolutely drop dead gorgeous,
artistic elegant flawless.
Death by beauty in lure of beauties boredom,
when goodness faints before that stardom.
Sensuous fatal admiration,
tickles of laughter sensation.
The bucket list to promised attention,
stardoms garden in ideal captivation.
Splendid delight in commercial abuse,
until death us apart with no excuse. 
It sucked the honey out of their breath,
Romeo and Juliet claimed that beauty in death.
The exquisite exaggeration in awe,
is the attention seeking straw.
While poisons beauty products still claim,
awesomeness has no shame.

The Aborigines

Oh! He was killed by humans, 
He was caught for the theft 
Of rice to fill his 'small' debt.  
He was beaten by 'big' no doubt 

He was born in a family in woods 
He led a life of fatigue and Stood 
Away from 'peers', afraid of torture.
He lived in a cave of darkness, so immature.

To face the world, one needs education
If, denied could live in suffocation 
Oh! man your 'ignorance' been killed by infection 
Caused by the Pride and cruelty 

No 'power' bothered, no stardoms
Many moaned from behind the screen 
Far away, the dirt is  pathetic but too sarcastic 
The Aborigines, we were same once.

He was killed by you 
But the weapon provided by me!


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