death poem followed by a poem about death
We play rock paper scissors to see who gets the gun. I’ve already pointed my hand at your stomach and I’ve already apologized like a fever for saying that your prophets needed headache medicine. Jesus was looking for his sister. He was on the cross and his father got the day wrong. The problem with pain is that it knows when to stop. A friend lifts the baby and says I don’t know what you’ve been feeding this thing. It has more memories than god.

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