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Smack


one two three into the four hit this switch I'm in the mix trying to get my quick fix stealing the words as if you haven't heard I'm not balling but you keep crying at the same time with the dope rhyme that I kick life is filled with a story book dream eating ice cream getting busy with my lady nothing shady when I'm on the mic its like a cookie that crumbles chilling like a villain in my pad at home like a lost dog without its bone working overtime all is fine a kick in your behind & we stand in line you sit on the coach all these years pushing up tears drinking all those beers rap is for pussy's just like you biting off far more then we could chew standing on top with my forty in my hand dancing to the hip hop rhymes standing in line everything is fine cause in my mind I see a crystalized vision out on a mission you call it smack cause its blown up stuff in an evil world in quite a bit of rush we give it another push a reason to believe getting knocked down on my knees its the bomb thing on the street at the moment burning the midnight oil taking to long watching water to boil
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Mario Vitale has written well over 1,000 poems toward his platform in creative writing. His main ambition is to receive a poetry contract. He looks up to present poets John Ashbery & Major Jackson for their contribution to the arts. Vitale studied theatre at Central Connecticut State university in New Britain, Ct. Presently you will see Vitale's poems on the world wide web such sites as Wrterscafe, Neopoet, Starlitecafe, Poetrysoup & Allpoetry.com He appears in anthology's, magazine articles and editor choice award for poetry. Facebook has been an outlet for Mario Vitale in connecting to family & friends.

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