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The Big Mistake
10 December, 2002
Author: Donna

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Jack was working overtime
Each Minute he'd make a dime
He really needed money
His wife thought it was funny
She was a whore
In a day she'd score four
Her husband got sick of it
So he went to work and said "I quit"
He went to his wife's work
And hit a clerk
The clerk was f**king his wife
He got into a strife
And killed the hell of them two
He went home so blue
And said "the hell wit you"
He knew he loved her a lot
So he went to get a gun
And thats when he was done.

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Comments on this poem/writing:

Barb (216.123.56.23) -- Wednesday, December 11 2002, 08:58 pm

Good writing

I liked your writing you express your feelings,I just didn't like the material. I can be a prude:)
I don't like violent stories or swearing. But alot of people do. Keep up your writing.
Donna (68.48.86.160) -- Tuesday, January 7 2003, 10:53 pm

Barb...thx

LoL,i know,i don't like that stuff either ,but i thought of writing it and thx a lot,i hope to keep my writing up,hope you will!!
Martin Vann (65.56.173.61) -- Friday, January 10 2003, 11:55 pm

"The Spider's Web"

The web is spakling with the morning dew
like diamonds set by a jewe;er's tool

The sun is warm, the Web, is cool
this deadly treasure, awaits a fool

It's room is ready, the spider waits
for one who will not hesitate

To share the beauty of this estate
before the diamonds, seals, it's fate
Donna (68.48.86.160) -- Monday, January 13 2003, 04:05 am

?

Martin Vann....Whatz the poem for?nice one though....
 
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