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Heavy Metal


Heavy Metal written by Esther “esty” Pagan 9/27/09 Heavy Metal Laced love Rebutted fancy trundled Moss garden With trickled pickles Juices expire Flower butterfly kisses Stump, stumbled fortitude Desperate wait for Ringtone care Absent, invisible Talk less beep beep Gus Pinstriped Zebra Galloping the Tunnel vision Of love with That lead pipe rod Of Heavy Metal.
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