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Gut wrenching
Bowel clenching
Loo stenching
Throat heaving
Sick making
Head aching
No sleeping
Mum’s waking
She’s crying
Not dying….


Tipsy!

Based on the format of the original PEPSI advert from the 1970's


08-12-17

Alone

The bodies linger around me
Death and decay stenching the air
I'm the only one left
Alive
Yet dead and alone

THey all left
Knowing I would survive
Yet they went 
And left
Anyways

Their bodies lay there
With smirk looks
Sprawled across their faces
Mocking me
All alone

They are all together
Either up in Heaven
Or down in Hell
Laughing at me
Still here on Earth

Their spirits may surround me
But I'm still alive
Still alone
Yet 
More dead than ever

The Sleeping Giant

<                 the sleeping giant once again has been awoke
                   to the sounds of great thunder and billows of smoke
                   what has happened his imperial's majesty's sleep
                   out from the depts of hell a great wavetrain has creeped


                   tainting soil where once land had been so enriched
                   brandishing homes businesses left them in a ditch
                   twisted metals dancing in swirls of stenching air
                   recovered bodies of beloved this is so unfair


                   across it's great mountain range somber is now heard
                   unity becomes one and not forgotten word
                   rebuild rebuild the sleeping giant request
                   let our people of japan return to their nest


                  for there will always's be another tomorrow
                  where earthquakes and tsunami's will bring such sorrow
                  for an sleeping giant all nestled in his bed
                  and his people dressed in five elements of thread





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