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"Revolutionary Daggerology" by monalisamarie

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Things I do, things I’ve done
Places that I tried to run
I cannot run from anymore
For I’ve become part of the floor

And so spill out more poems’ lines

A martyr for some worthy cause
I part my lips and without pause
I whisper a song, I whisper a song
The tune is right, the words are wrong

And so spill out more poems’ lines

Poem’s lines, poem’s lines
Haven’t I said this many times?
I just may kill you in your sleep
I just may wash your feet




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On Monday April 10th, 2006, Baron Von Dark (149) writes:
Poetry in a poem? How wonderful. I luv this. I have been floored.


On Thursday April 6th, 2006, Shadow Rapture (223) writes:
I could feel my head being slapped around left to right, like watching a tennis match being played at 200 mph. Bizarre!


On Thursday April 6th, 2006, antiScripsony (38) writes:
I love the offbeat at the end of the poem. The sudden stop in the rhythm is dead classy.



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