ONE MINUTE YOU ARE GONE
Hah, I saw someone standing as if in Barack,
I automatically felt goose bumps of fear, as it registered a bad luck,
My bed room became scruffy, as my intestines smelled like a black jack,
I then asked myself what about this bad luck?
I thought from unknown origin fell on me.
I begin to think, before the sun could sink.
All this meant nothing to me,
Because I wanted to have the meaning.
It happened in my bedroom, when I started at the screen,
My heart beat changed accompanied by tears that started oozing thin,
Then a smell of dead bodies filled my room accompanied by hallucinations of coffins,
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