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  Skeletons

  

  By sugarstick, Plainfield, IL

  Satin ribbon strokes my hands and pierces my sides like shards of unfeeling ice Warm, Auburn, satin ribbon Though you've barely spoken, How you could use the few words you speak to cut; I somehow understand. We're terrible people aren't we. Dodging spot lights like fugitiv...
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  Dust.

  

  By sugarstick, Plainfield, IL

  I don't know if i'd laughed that hard in a while And that's saying something Because I laugh alot It was just so so funny. Dust. Ohh how dust could be so funny. But the way you said it there was no way around the laughter. I am powerless in escaping the comedy Ohh the boundless...
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  My Backyard

  

  By sugarstick, Plainfield, IL

  Archie and Edith said "Those were the days" A time when men were Gentlemen And women, Ladies. Oh sinned humanity if only you would man the heck up. Money is nothing if you don't make it something so don't make it something and it will be nothing. So children may stop cry...
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  Black

  

  By sugarstick, Plainfield, IL

  Because I'm Black. Of course, fried chicken, Is a part of my essential nutrients Knowing how to "twerk" Is clearly In my blood Because I'm Black I may very well know how to speak with some English clarity on the street But the second I get home, the oh so natural Eboni...
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  By sugarstick, Plainfield, IL