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[title] => Probe Deep
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[bodytext] => It was a season of love I saw her each and everyday At eight o’clock sharp I could not be delayed I wrote her love poems at dark She could not be swayed The diamond of her eye She would never betray She dressed to kill Carefully matched colors Her figure tight and slender How she smelt the first class I will always remember My body moved me involuntarily I sat in the very first row I know she noticed me She was just scared to tell me so I hung on her every last thought My notes we exceptional I wrote down every last word She called me out on my potential My willingness to be proud and unconventional Asked me to reveal my viewpoints aloud Like it was something monumental An analytical frame-mind I was forced to confess every time And so it was known The students had caught on The clerk would soon learn Then it was me who would have to run A crazier man, there was none For the clerk was insane And he held the knives Along with the handy machine guns Packing that much heat He could not be beat My best move was now Was to cowardly retreat Why was I the compromise The clerk had nothing Couldn’t she simply realize It was all told in his crazy eyes A deranged pyschotic He should be institutionalized Atomoaticly penalized "Thats one less wife!" He should be ostracized This was my life! But insanity was prevalent His delusion of grandeur Was never hesitant To himslef, he was never handsomer Foolishly she feared his persistance As if he were always after her She breathed his breathe It was no question It became irrelevant She would follow him to his death Protect him like the president Eight years later This new season of rain A new reminder of the clerk How he won at his game Eight o’clock ticks by again Two aching hearts die in pain The birds stroll central park The old dog barks my new name On the park bench I sit nearby I let out a daunting Depressing, little sigh And the ever haunting Dream of the teacher's clerk Whisks right on by Who I always wished had But never really did have to die __________ ___________ [comments] => 1 [counter] => 206 [topic] => 43 [informant] => Mangos [notes] => [ihome] => 0 [alanguage] => english [acomm] => 0 [haspoll] => 0 [pollID] => 0 [score] => 0 [ratings] => 0 [editpoem] => 1 [associated] => [topicname] => oops )
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