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Cracks (1 out of 23)
Contributed by
skyhawk432
on
Saturday, 18th August 2007 @ 03:06:01 PM in AEST
Topic:
abstract
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I shot the zombie--I thought--would
kill me,
instead, he stumbled out to the
Grand Strand Streets
and was crushed by falling boulders.
Before I got away, he reanimated
his mastication hole
and told me those
damn quails;
big mouthed beakers, drop
sedimentary bombs
to the infected streets:
the leagued justice for the
head-shot dead.
They were the cause of
noise pollution, smashed highways,
unsafe monorails,
trolley cars slanted sideways;
these beakers were grandly divided
as the heroic desolators--
like such a word exists--
and the destructive guardians.
He said, before I brained him,
that he would rather be
a contradiction
than live
under rubble pressure.
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skyhawk432
... [
2007-08-18 15:06:01] (Date/Time posted on
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