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shakespeare

Was shakespear still a sonnet
When sucking young boys dick
Wordsworth a romantic
When stroking that clit
Was homer a hero
When wiping his arse?

Did Tolkien believe in magic
And elves and golden rings
When shooting a german in the face
Cs lewis so godly?
When his hair fell from its place

Fuck art
Babyshambles are better on smack
Steven King scared better
pissed
Fuck poems
We all know that all life is
Is deaths prelude
Teasing
Whilst smokers
Wheeze
Their final breath

Yin isn’t nor yang
Jesus hated like you and me
Buddha never sat under
No fucking tree
Nothing works
you’ll never be free
just wait till the end is over
then you might
just see me!

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On Sunday August 10th, 2008, downstream (100) writes:

there's a way to bring the human reality of all things romanticized back to the surface :) we all live in vague dreams and the things we believe in are far more than they're worth - and you put that out there loud and clear - awesome write, ~Downstream~

On Saturday December 29th, 2007, Distorted_Reality (141) writes:

lmao...dude you're awesome :)

On Tuesday December 11th, 2007, RubyXero (454) writes:

it was a serrated journey...;) good though...bold and precise. fuck it all!

On Monday December 10th, 2007, serotonin lost (236) writes:

a vision of homer wiping his arse isn't what i expected from the title... this far exceeds the title.. i was captivated the whole serrated journey

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