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Realization of Men


I think they think I'm dead.

No really,

I think they think I'm dead.

Am I?

Was I?

I think they think I’m dead.

Am I?

Truly?

No, of course not.

I can’t be.

Has anyone called 911? Honestly?

I think they think I’m dead.

This is why seven men should not make decisions.

Now, they think I’m dead.

I fainted,

smacked my head on the ground

and left for dead.

Ending up in a horrid glass case.

I think they think I’m dead.

If I was dead, why am I not in the ground?

Why am I for display?

I think they think I’m dead.

One bad apple

Seven bad men

One strange prince wanting a kiss.

A look of confusion,

a movement of passion.

It ended up bad,

not how it was planned.

Falling flat on his face into the river bed.

I think they think I'm dead,

and it’s okay.

Bye everyone,

Snow White is out of this place.

 
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