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"I Do Love The Theatre" by Efamilia

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The puppet master got angry
When his puppets cut the strings
(why be tethered then abhorred;
have to do His little things?!)

A pitbull came to elope the ropes
Around the throats of those with goats
And any not praising his bloodlet plays
Were flayed on parade
And set alight his stage

A story obscene
But compelling it seems
So many want in
On this legalised sin

They come baring arms
(saving others from harm?!)
And if performing their best
Up with Him they shall rest

How I do love the theatre, though
And especially the end…
When all applaud as to ascend
Only to find it was just pretend




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On Friday October 26th, 2007, deadrosesrdust (137) writes:
i love puppets! i seriously enjoyed reading this one. like ur style. rok on


On Friday September 21st, 2007, The Zebra Warrior (2414) writes:
socially satirical...I suppose this comparison or analogy is obvious, as theatre is pretend/show; an act and I've been there myself, in the front row....seeing it unfold. Good poem with a good hook - Col


On Thursday September 20th, 2007, Narcissa (749) writes:
Good one - It is refreshing to see something a little different. Bravo!!


On Thursday September 20th, 2007, mysticventures (546) writes:
now that was cool :) - well done



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