To Liive And Die In The Bronx - The Prequel Poem by buried alive

To Liive And Die In The Bronx - The Prequel

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I walk down the filthy streets of the Bronx.
They want my money and they want my soul.
I pull a tissue from my pocket to wipe the soot from my burning eyes,
and 8 red pills fall to the ground, They sparkle under the filthy neon haze
I move on, unaware of my loss.
In an instant, a shadow darts from out of the darkness, claiming the booty and
disappearing into the filth.
Tonite, he may believe he is in ecstasy!
but in fact, he will never be constipated again.

To Liive And Die In The Bronx - The Prequel
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Topic(s) of this poem: life
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kim Barney 31 January 2016

Hilarious! You may want to fix the title, however. You have an extra letter in the second word (Liive) .

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K J 05 June 2011

Hahaha, this one was very funny.

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Kk Hull 20 December 2006

your poem is so intense

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