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Created on: November 23, 2010
I came home @ 8:15
and locked my door.
I sat my custom alarm and
set things in motion,
as I always do
on full moons
once a month.
And the lights flash on
and light floods the room
and all my friends from work
are smiling and holding gifts
and there is a beautiful cake
on the table.
I feel guilty as the
Moon
washes over me like a
nocturnal, silver soul
and my friends scream and scream,
but I've got bars on the windows and
sound proof walls
and as my
Canines
expand fast enough to crack my jawbone,
I wonder what kind of icing is on the
Cake.
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