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Lee-vil-dead is dead

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3:00 PM


A man dies

The only pure person in a family of rats

While his sister

The Queen of wounds

Sits on her throne of self righteous justice

Being a cancer of her own

And spreading contempt and hate

Through everything she touches

Apparently she placed a hand on her brother

Cause he is now gone off, into 4 dimensional space

That we can not see in our slices of 3 dimensional world 

You would think that would convince a person

To be less toxic to the world

But leeches can only be what they are

Consume and suck all resources 

It’s never enough until everyone is empty


She’ll fly her feminist flag

Before she’ll fly any flag that protected her while she sleeps peacefully

She’ll scream victim

While victimizing and preying on kind people

And call herself the hurt one


This has gone on far too long

She is never going to stop killing people

Drain everything in a ten mile radius

That was born with a penis

Cause she read a book called “cunt”

And took it in as doctrine

Karl Marx rears his ugly head

And history repeats itself 

Like Einstein’s definition of insanity

Repeat over and over

Expect different results


A good man is dead

He never married

A line of bad girlfriends that wanted open relationships 

And they call us toxic

Meanest bunch of people I ever met

This is a very sad world we live in

And it doesn’t have to be this way

But we do not like each other very much

And everyone has to get their way


How dare they ask me why I’ve abandoned all of it

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Pathetic Sad Man in the Age of Quiet Death

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11:30 AM

Grey existence, late thirties

Still sore from old wounds

Feels pathetic

I know I’m petty

Cant let go

Got cut too deep

She took a piece of me with her


Still rattling the bars of the cage

Heart still jumps at your beautiful face

You tasted like drugs

Everything in moderation

I couldn’t stop

Got strung out on you


You were the one I always wanted

Fell in love with you in the 7th grade

It wasn’t supposed to end like that

I never prepared for that


You’re not you anymore

Someone else walks around in your skin

Doesn’t remember my name

Or the urgency in our voices 

When we said “I promise”

I’ll take this one to my grave

Always a wound that aches

Rub where it’s sore

Teeth clenched

Old pain on tired bones


You weren’t there when I needed you most

Disappointed for the rest of my life

Lost my faith in everything

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