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A Slave's Revenge


You took all my children from me and you whipped me. Your eyes filled with excitement, as I suffered. You shot my son and your wife's true lover. You want me to make you a meal? I will make you a meal, that you shall never forget. A meal that isn't too sweat nor too sour, not too bitter nor too spicy, smells like the fresh roses, and taste like honey dew. Enjoy your meal, sir. I will a sure you, that this meal shall be like your last.
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I am a multitasker and creative. I love poems, because I can get really detailed on how I feel or how I see the world. My writing is my own and words can be used in different ways, most powerful tool is the person's voice.

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