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Get Out by Allison M Mudge Monday, May 05, 2008 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
I feel pain, I am hurt, My heart is under a lot of strain, Want to know what it is trying to alert? That you should go out that door, And never come back again, You’re a carnivore, Because you have been eating at my heart. I feel pain, I am hurt, My heart is under a lot of strain, Want to know what it is trying to alert? That you should go, And leave my heart on the floor, Your like a Scorpio, Your not leaving I guess you want to start a war Just remember I will always win, I did nothing wrong, You will pay for your sin, In this world you don’t belong. Go find another dinner, Because I’m the winner, Your gone, Your gone.

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Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)	5/6/2008

Nice, if painful bit of poetry here . . . Welcome to AD, by the way . . . These two verses: Your like a Scorpio, Your not leaving I guess you want to start a war Both "Your" which start the verses should be You're . . .