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I Am Sorry

To all those that i have harmed,
I am sorry.
To all the men that I have fought,
To all the girls that I have put on their knees,
I am sorry.
I should not have taken what is righfully yours,
Your pride in yourself should not have been broken,
I am sorry.
If I could take it all back I would,
But I can't,
and for that,
I am sorry.

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Is It True?

Out
of her sight,
and Out
of her mind.
never No
ticed
i was gone.
are her feelings Sin
cere?
is my existence Not
icable?
why does she forsake
me,
when i am Out
of her sight,
am i Out
of her love?

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Peeping Tom

Sick minds grow rapidly,
Yet they’re treated with equality.

Spread through our population,
The cancer of our generation.

Sex crimes, rape, and molestation,
Evolve from disgusting infatuations.

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The Unborn

Life with no future
Or no life at all.

Morality abound
Or morality fall.

Christian idealist
Vs. the unmarried mother.

Push what is just
Or let no rites be smothered.

Choose your position
ProLife or ProChoice.

Choose your position
Then cast forth your voice.

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Bravery In the Face of Sociological Ideologies

Whisper?
Why not shout?
Let wisdoms and
  ignorances be
   held equal on
     the premise 
       of bravery.
Not to be judged
   by the silent.
Let all ideology
  flow forth from
    the lips of 
      the masses.

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Infatuation

Built,
So I can’t help but stare.

Clothing,
That I wish weren’t there.

Fantasies,
Of our bodies together.

Yet,
I know her answer…

NEVER

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Decisions of Requirements

laid before me
is the hypocrisy
of society.
the atrocities
of the bushoise
and the aristocracy.
who shun their responsibilities
and speak heresy
to those that live in poverty.

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Rectification of the Death of Society

Petals of a dying rose, 
answers I should not suppose. 
To those still with life I propose 
that the propensities
 and proprieties
 of dull and dying societies 
be cast 
out of our anxieties.
 For those who commit such travesties
 to those who create perfect families. 
Paling to preposterous powers
 to this compare a dying flower.
 In life or death
 lives the lives of the living
 and dies the dismal day-dreams of the dreary traveler. 
Rhymes in word
 and the rhythm of my rectifying pen
 rapidly recall raptures and revelations of my priors.
 Downfall of moral rites, time to fight the good fight. 
Atrocities committed by audacious animal 
pull for the powers 
that dim and dull the dieing flowers.

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Aids

consumed
and elated

mere children
now fated

temptation 
and greed

of these
will lead

to eliminate
the worth

of those
now in the earth

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Critisism of Mirrors

mirrors are fun.
they show me,
me.
and their easy to break.



ps. see now its poetry.
pps. this is for you mark pringle