A felon walked
To Maple Street Square
He walked alone.
He walked to see
The woman that once he did love.
A felon saw, in Maple Street Square
A man, dressed in blue.
A man dressed in blue
Kissed a girl dressed in black
And they sweet-talked each-other silly.
The felon, he left
For he had no girl
And he had no reason to stay.
Questioning himself, the felon at home
Looked at magazine clippings.
Here is love, for $39.95,
Here is how to say you care.
He returned to the square at 3:45
To talk to the woman he loved.
“Kill and die,” he repeated twice
“Is something I would do.
“Killed I have, but only for you.
“Die I would, because….,
“Killed did you
“To me, when you
“Kissed the man in blue.”














Comments
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Everyone has a photographic memory. Some just don't have any film.
Wow. Powerful with the "confusion" in your verse (... I don't know how else to put, I'm not saying you were confusing, just the confusion in the characters themselves).
<3
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"Time is a great teacher, but unfortunately it kills all its pupils" -Hector Berlioz
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Selavie /say-la-vee/, noun:
1. A smelly kind of cheese.
2. One who has no knowledge of French phonetics.
See also: ignorance, laziness.
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"One can never have too much good wine, beautiful women, or attention." - Talon Karrde
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"THE SOUL NEEDS A CHANCE TO DEVELOP"
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