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The Knife
Walking down the street,
he spotted a shine.
“I’ll go check it out,
it could be a sign.”
“It’s only a knife.”
As his eyes looked down.
“Why is this here?
There is no one around!”
Disappointment in her face,
as he showed his wife.
He told her with promise
“It’s only a knife!”
He left the house,
behind him she locked it.
He walked through the park
with the knife in his pocket.
It isn’t a bomb,
and it isn’t a gun.
“It’s only a knife!”
He assured everyone.
A woman tapped his shoulder,
she must be mistook.
She stared at his knife,
then asked for a look.
The park seemed quiet,
including the wind and the birds.
She pulled out a chisel,
and carved in some words.
He stared at her,
with total confusion.
Then fell to the ground
in utter delusion.
Carved in the blade
read “It’s only a knife”.
It’s a shame he couldn’t see it,
for it ended his life.
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