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Dogs of society


its in side of me society its a barren waste land blind leaders of the blind yet will fall into a great ditch fallen creatures with the double features infinite howling bastards that call for a disaster never to prepare for the great here after be all you can be through the seasons there must be a reason master of a plan you sought a plan inside of my brain shooting for fame tatoos got bad news you sing the blues to the father son & holy spirit cling to what comes near it learn from your mistakes some call it fate got drama like Ghandi kind of fond of me so I might offend you cause I'm a sinner just don't call me late for dinner will be waiting at the gate dogs os society you fond of me we both can disagree lazy diamonds, studdy flunkies & disater I used to have dreams now its falling apart at the seams voices with choices I'm not a dish rag you can clean to get the shit out become a man when you can hold your own society something that blinds me yet its deep inside of me I'm not the gold watch, car & yacht this homeboy does think a lot
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Mario Vitale has written well over 1,000 poems toward his platform in creative writing. His main ambition is to receive a poetry contract. He looks up to present poets John Ashbery & Major Jackson for their contribution to the arts. Vitale studied theatre at Central Connecticut State university in New Britain, Ct. Presently you will see Vitale's poems on the world wide web such sites as Wrterscafe, Neopoet, Starlitecafe, Poetrysoup & Allpoetry.com He appears in anthology's, magazine articles and editor choice award for poetry. Facebook has been an outlet for Mario Vitale in connecting to family & friends.

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