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requiem for an unknown man and his whore
I paid my respects with bought silence.
Incidentally, whose enmity will I inherit?
Such bonds are conflagration to your absent merit,
as it should be.
The harlot, the sycophant and the fleas infest your pubic hair
Keep breathing mustard gas instead of air!
Those dandelion clock eyelashes consume very little,
I will breathe your grave dirt and refuse an acquittal.
Those noxious silver gases,
smug smile and broken glasses on your breaking beak.
It's lucky you cannot equivocate, but really:
I will only absolve,
when you retrieve that last grain of salt,
that I poured into the ocean.
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Comments
Doctor Dolittle Says:
Just to tell you:
The rhyming is actually rather nice, in this. The scheme is sort of strange and unexpected; the rhymes are Dickensonesque (don't take that as me saying you're emulating Dickenson; I merely use it as an adjective).