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Rest In Peace Dad


Don't fear the unknown atomsphere. Who birthed thee earth? The devil or god's work? A mental nervous breakdown of complete beserk. A heart unwilling to be broken. Refuse to get choken. Second hand smoking. Forever always hoping. You were a scholar of wisdom. Mom thought you were a bum. Just because money you didn't have none. She is stupid, blind, deaf, & dumb. Dad your absence made me sad. Each other's company we no longer had. Her divorcing you was wrong & bad. It made me angry & mad. The old bitter hag is glad. You were a good man. You used to drive a white van. The old crone kicked you out, & had you banned. She still screams & shouts. She is the one who should've been banished. To disappear & vanish. You didn't own your own land. But you were always willing to lend a helping hand. He never had many plans. Arizona was where you ran. I guess the she is both someone we couldn't stand. © Harmony Sapphire . All rights reserved
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