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Friends have become b****es, very lame funny , and serious!!



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Mon Nov 28, 2011 5:40 pm
tanya98 says...



Friends have become bitches, very lame funny , and serious!!

Friends act like bitches ,
I try to ditch them ,
but they keep coming like a bad itch .

The mistake once done , gone like the wind ,
Act like the crime done is a pirates leg
and hang on the hook ,
try hard to shake but are like leeches on peaches

Want to leave everything behind ,
want to go like the wind ,
just my presence there , but not me

One question remains in my mind
Who rattled their cages

Friends act like bitches ,
I try to ditch them .
to stop acting dead I sing "Bitches love me"
It's not gravity that's tying you to the earth but that one person - Jacob Black
  





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Mon Nov 28, 2011 5:59 pm
Deathcurrent says...



You're right when you say that it's funny! I totally agree with this poem and my favorite part is:

The mistake once done , gone like the wind ,
Act like the crime done is a pirates leg
and hang on the hook ,
try hard to shake but are like leeches on peaches


The
leeches on peaches
was very clever.

Excellent poem,
Deathcurrent
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Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:08 pm
AuthorOfMyLife says...



Hahahahahahahahahaha, this was hilarious!! - Especially the part about the bad itch.

Maybe this was meant to be funny and not "perfect" - meaning that maybe you've focused on the fun and not the rhymes and the rhythm, because this poem lack some of that.

But it was a funny poem, so if that was your intention you succeeded! :D
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