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Raisons

I'm forever thankful for my left hand 
I am pleased to be the sad inside the man... 
Disipline and misery 
Vaceline makes sex easy. 
Thinner than a paper plate, 
I'm thankful for this angst and hate. 
Feverish and incolence, 
I've an itch with innocence. 
Stuffing faces-vulger thoughts, 
of happy days and blood shot eyes. 
I'm forever thankful for my left hand. 
Guns arent for me, 
sissors instead, 
Crack in pile, now time for bed. 
I'm a raison in the son, 
You're my serpant with scales that run. 
Pages that turn make fantacy's 
I'm as small as the light on me. 
I'm as free as a beast can be. 
There's nothing like the useless me. 
Unless this road goes anyother way, 
I'll take a chance and forget today. 
Like a mother holds her young, 
I hold my breath each time I'm done. 
I'm forever thankful for my left hand. 
It made me the man that I pathetically am

Copyright © Zachary Perry | Year Posted 2007

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