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Assaulted of Poetry
  I remember when my best friend was a person
  before I found pen and paper
  and now I can not put that pen down.
  It’s embedded in my fingers
  and ink runs through my veins
  mixing as a drug into my blood.
  Page after page
  I am stripped of my rights
  to control what I say,
  the metaphors and memories
  are left lying around my body
  mixing with the pride
  I’m sweating on the floor,
  but that’s what friendship is.
  I’m being assaulted of my secrets
  and the things that cause me pain
  are beaten out of me over and over again
  until all that remains is my skin
  and the leftover guts
  waiting to be torn out by the hunter
  and mounted on a page that might
  be thrown away by that hunter.
  And when every last piece
  of my bone has turned dull
  after scraping the page time after time
  my blood will run dry
  and all that will be left is words
  that will be lost in a nothingness
  that surrounds the Earth.
  My dear old friend has passed
  through the generations
  comforting and killing
  the ones brave enough to write.

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