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Pink is Mocking


Pink is mocking Cruel Sunsets on fall evenings Spiteful kisses on wicked lips Atrocious flowers stretch the fields And vile tongues which taste pink so well yellow, I do envy its brightness and counsel But how could they take you one bit of you taken When they shared a brutal pink To an already grand lemonade Pink is mocking Vicious hearts are finding pink The subsequent color of love Vulgar love which obtains each 14th of February More notice to that degraded pink To a malicious mocking color Pink is mocking
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