Song to repressed female fury
By tan63
Sun, 18 Nov 2012
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Oh, my God. Lord Almighty!
Lend me your stairway to heaven.
We need counsel again.
Virago is dead, in black,
she let her hair down and rode a long
winding. By fire, light, her heart
shunned. Their wisdom? Evil pretenders.
The fruit of their loins, widowed,
in war and pestilence. Survived.
Every time, every which way, we
loose. Brimful, we come and go.
It’s roasting, farcire!
It rains cats and dogs,
sometime snarling, vulgare, unforgiving.
Nothing to repent. Their time is spent.
Boom and bust, poh!
Damask. Excelsior. Amen .
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You certainly expressed fury
You certainly expressed fury in this poem- I got a few songs from this as well-' stairway to heaven' and 'long winding' road. Do you spell vulgare like that? Oh it's latin!
I enjoyed reading this outburst.
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