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Created on: August 11, 2009
-Movie Star-
I once attended a party,
A smoke filled room entertaining the lot.
A poet reading from a dime store book
And a waitress serving free drinks.
Can I get you anything hon?
A shot of innocence,
Love,
Sex;
All on tap.
A sitcom came on entitled Life.
I sat back in my chair and watched for a spell:
War,
Hatred,
Greed,
Corruption;
Then the credits rolled
And your name appeared.
An actor performing underneath the stars,
For all of heaven to see.
You took a bow,
And for your final act;
Performed death.
The curtain fell.
To a standing ovation.
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