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2-all-down

Contributed by cauchy3 on Thursday, 28th October 2004 @ 05:17:07 AM in AEST
Topic: DarkPoetry



2-all –down

First choice is tar or ruby

Down on clays is your rubs

You keep on me while in funks

Tars are our task that found


Rubies are red as hard as ceramics

Ablutions to kisses are wicked in Ramadan

Nobles are called to broken down

Cliffs are hung with tasks of downs



Go low down to limbo

A pan worth a penny in life

Tars are trusts that turn back

Ruby turns away in bank


Series of whistles is plays in pays

Wolves whistle and dogs barks

Cry for moons awash by fluids

Damn in rocks and traps by hills


Dance on the way to tops of truths

Down on sorrow when you fail on tunes

Stand on bones looking for your ranges

All in legs that kick to enamor


Candy in shop will bribe our minds

Ruby in vain but tars in mines

Commons are ways to be so real

Interference of one couple s of weaves


Two creatures live in den

Two human with same requires

Out of families for rapes to sell

Nations have guns but not rice


Natures are beauties with no stuffs

Dripping and diving our bargains up

Lost all loves in energies of skins

Hunger for foods and loves in strikes

--------Poem by Cheung Shun Sang=Cauchy3--------


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