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> A Dozen Plus Three, poetry
kasira
post Mar 26, 2004, 08:49 PM
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A Dozen Plus Three

Your constant state of confusion and delusion,
Led you away,
Your heart strayed,
And here I am away from you,
Wanting but not wanting,
I wish you're heart sorrow,
The sorrow you brought to me,
I wish upon you,
But see, it shouldn't have to be this way,
You don't have the decency to let me know,
I mean, together we were,
A dozen plus three,
The times the moon revolved around the earth,
Well, hope you see,
That, a dozen plus three times your heart will sorrow,
And I, someday will not feel sorrow,
And I someday will not want sorrow upon you,
Upon you, and your constant state of confusion and delusion,
And in time I'll wish half a dozen plus three sorrow upon you,
And through your constant state of confusion and delusion you won't see that my dozen plus three is my hatred towards thee.

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post Apr 08, 2004, 09:05 AM
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it was aight but it got me confused. keep workin hard at it.
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Daisy Calica
post Apr 17, 2004, 12:39 AM
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Heheheh.. I'm kinda a lil confused myself but I like it..

Thanks for sharing...
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