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I'll Stick Some Pins In It by Duane M Weide Saturday, February 16, 2008 Rated "PG13" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan >Voodoo Baby<
I’ll stick one here, In the head, Hear you claw, Agonizing in bed, Then the eye, Left one too, Make you blind, When I’m through, Gee what’s next, Maybe the nuts, Or sixty pins, In your guts, A few more yes, Just a handful, Around the neck, In the apple, Under the feet, Where it’s soft, Two in the ears, On and off, Now the final, Through the heart, Twist and grind, Tearing it apart, My curse lays rest, Pierced on the floor, A distorted laugh, From next door.

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Reviewed by Sheila Roy	3/1/2008

The title drew me in. I was curious. I'll have to remember to stay on your good side.... I worked at a store once. I wished a heart attack on my manager. It happened days later. I'll always wonder about that. Sheila