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Gentle Kicks on the Guilt of a Thief
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Gnawing steadily.
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And to disaster in the fat breaths,
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the golden shoe,
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born like the silver spoon in your mouth,
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playing on your tongue,
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like the moon
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dancing on your desires.
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Wanting it, not claiming it,
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only
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seeing the dark stars of your dark night,
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scorning you,
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hating you,
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and you
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are guilty
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even though they denounce you as innocent,
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because you stole the golden
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harps
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to tie green greed in misery
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on to your product of money,
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which you use
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to lace your frontal
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face, slightly adjoined to the soles.
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12 Sep 05

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excellent work, keep on writing, that is the most important thing; never stop
 — whybothre

writing really is awesome.
  thanks for commenting.
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geez. nice poem.
 — hank

thanks.
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sorry you feel that way. the character here is such.
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I much prefer this to the recent 'Heart Pumping with spirit' which was fine enough, but this is an ecstacy of simple lines all pronouncing what they mean with a clarity that is wonderful to read, and mull over later on.
 — DeformedLion

whoa. thanks for your kind comment.
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