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The Sound of Silence

It's too bad Hillary Clinton and an unborn child never met. 

Too bad Hillary will never understand the future aspirations and accomplishments of the "fetus."

Too bad money and lack of human dignity cloud the conscience of the presidantial candidate.

Too bad the child is unable to scream to Clinton that he is a person due to termination of life. 

Too bad ignorance combined with murder creates a "secular benefit to society."

Copyright © Stephanie Cuervo | Year Posted 2016


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Fitzgerald's Mind

To roam freely forward into the sunset 
was not my "happily ever after."
To solemnly splendor in my frivioulous 
thoughts was not to be my nirvana. 

Fate and for feed upon my jubilance. 
Abandoning my presence to the abyss of despair.

Copyright © Stephanie Cuervo | Year Posted 2016

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