A Stolen Life

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There are many ways of slaying a person without having to take a pistol
or stabbing them in the back. For a split moment my body choked,
when this oodles hurricane in a human form broke
into my room. Fumes lost their smell and character.
A shackled moon espoused me with a desolated letter
of defeat and devestation, addressed to the sun who read it better.
**

Today the sun radiates fatal raises.
Race is not the issue when you are into such peaceful
and calmness.
With such surperciousness and superiority he took away my life
without a knife. Yes he just stabbed me with his gestures
and slaughtered my strife of surviving with his words.
**

What's a wife without a husband?
What's a family without a head?
When I peep through the windows of my doom and darkness
I just see futile seeds that soon grow to produce worthlessness.
Like fragments of puzzles without pictures, features
of your personality are always painted by your actions.

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Looks can be deceiving but actions can be revealing.
Re-living words are only a resurrection of embroyic deceptions.
These thoughts fought against one another when a rather anomalous
coward stabbed me with a lethal anonymous
weapon, within a split of a second I saw my life flashing before my eyes,
suddenly the clouds disappeared and I saw the sky .
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Now in raw beats beaten by hands that are stricken
by fits, that's where you'll find me.
I have to survive and continue living lest I be
devoured by voracious beings of solitude.
This poem is not about attitude
or display of unleashed altitude,
but its merely my earnest and humble expression,
which is why there's a change of mood.
**

Therefore you should be alert of any hidden facet
that may cause distraction or destruction to your life.


©Vincent Mbatha - cryptoprofessor@cryptoprofessor


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