Death And Taxes Poem by DAVID GERARDINO
Death And Taxes
DEATH, you plant your rust in blood.
DEATH, you take love, and kick it,
pervert it, laugh at it, untill
there is no more, not even a spoon
full.
DEATH, you smote life, you kick it
in the balls, drink up the sweet,
then watch, as they dig a new grave.
AND a child wails,
and a mother wails,
and a father wails,
AND a war in heaven and hell, brings
it all togethere as one.
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5/3/2024 10:14:36 PM # 1.0.0.1119
AAAAH THE 2 STAPLES IN THE HEART OF THE LIVING! NICE WRITE, SIR DAVID OF ABSTRACT ATTENTMEANT '''''''''''''''''''FRANK