chris bowen (04/30/1969 / fernandina beach, fl)
Poems by chris bowen : 99 / 185
kill from a tree
the feeling i need is to be's a star.the camping out has gone too far.the life is the times, and i bust a rhymes.limes are falling good.i wish i would.still good meals are the deal, i hang from tree's and kill.what will, you do? a poltergeist boo, and i sooth a heart with a due tart.dont blame me for tryin', iwas only dyin.dont fix me a drink, i already drink the pink mist of a closed fist around your larynyx
chris bowen
Submitted: Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Poems by chris bowen : 99 / 185
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