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LenMcC1 Member
since 1999-11-09
Posts 68 |
Delusional Justification Susie and he had a very normal life: the children, the house, the strife He didn't much care for bread or wine, or saying his prayers before bed at nine But Susie found a lump, in that place he calls home and within a few months see, he heard that monotone. Well, the rest of his life he said their was a reason that God took his woman and that life has their seasons. Well it's a foregone conclusion that the quickness of the death will leave them quite delusional and weeping on the steps. But me, I see it's bull**** these lies they have to tell to make it through their lives in comfort. ****, I'd rather burn in hell. William had the wrong idea, about his son; his life. William thought his son was happy: that no one payed the price. But one day Billy's son got busted for pushing junk and crack. And William prayed to God above to give his baby back. But William's son was found in jail, stuck with a knife in the heart. And William prayed and told himself his son's got a brand new start. Well it's a foregone conclusion that the quickness of the death will leave them quite delusional and weeping on the steps. But me, I see it's bull****, these lies they have to tell to make it through their lives in comfort ****, I'd rather burn in hell. |
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Ohme Senior Member
since 1999-07-17
Posts 816Texas |
Len, This one packs a punch! And we all have a right to our own thoughts and opinions. Very interesting poem. ------------------ Yesterday is history, tomorrow just a mystery. And if today is good to me how could I ask for more? |
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