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He cannot read
He cannot spell
She left all she had
To rot in hell
...

Smashing and breaking
All he can touch
The king who became evil
Ranting and raving and such
...

3.

The worm is like a parasite
Sneaking in thru the cracks
Trying to manipulate
Behind the Tortured one's back
...

The boy is a jerk
Why can't he see
He's so slefish, spoiled
Says it's all about 'Me'
...

5.

It has been calm
For a while now
I see the worm
Squirming in somehow
...

6.

Now here is a story
Of Leisa you see
She is tortured too
Nobody will let her be
...

The Best Poem Of Angie Krause

Damaged

He cannot read
He cannot spell
She left all she had
To rot in hell

How much damage
Can a mother impose
Abandon, neglect
Is all she knows

Whoring around she'd rather
Doing whatever she minds
Never thinking back
To what she left behind

The damage is done
There's no going back
The seven are grown
And education they lack

Not one has completed
The school they attend
All through their life
They float by and pretend

She decides to come back
After the damage is done
She feels she did no wrong
To the illiterate, angry son

Years have now passed
She has created this mess
She is now dying
And the angry son could care less

Compassion, sympathy
Is what she expects
From the damaged seven
They have no respect

Do you blame them
To feel like they do
How can they feel
Like they care about you

Go on pass on
Your damage here is done
You've conquered your mission
The curse of the angry son



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