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A prisoner
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A prisoner... A good and poor person... A unhappy history. Perhaps, we can`t understand what the destiny brings to us. Nobody is God... All people have a monster in themselves. They only don`t know where...


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The life is a great question to the sense of humanism, doesn't it? Good winds bring to us this message. On september seven it will be a new oppotunity to see a famous event in my city. All people believe in our independence. In fact it happened some times ago, but I don't see it in the poory and misery around my country. So, I will count about the Gregório or Mr. Greg, a prisoner. He will be free in september, a irony to me. Why? I explain to you: In this moment he is in the garden. He is working to the government in the prison, but it could be different if he still felt what the misery does to somebody.
Three times ago he suffered as the life is ironic. You need to believe in me. It was him.
An accident in the forest... A broken car under the road. Six girls and a boy. He was a child. A poor boy. He would die in seven or ten days if he had not atten something. For a moment he had prefered to die, but an animal entered in the car and began to eat his friends in front of him. He saw all things next to his face. Without forces he fought against monster untill felling that he would die too. Little by little he felt that delicious smelt and flavour in his face."Meat!Meat!"
Yes, naturally, he ate Sabrina and Érica like a beautiful food. When the soldiers arrived it was to late. Now Greg was a hannibal. When he will become free he will say me? "I am free!"
He will visit the cemitery. What a shame! In the cemintery he only will meet bones.You agree, don't you? 

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 Reviews of "A prisoner"
Reviewed on April 23, 2008
This is chilling and so well written. Not everyone can attain such expertise in this genre. Well done.

Reviewed by Deborah Munson (Reader)
Reviewed on April 19, 2008
Don't think I have ever read a horror poem before. Decided I would give it a try. Horror indeed my dear man! You describe perfectly the monster and cringing I read the reality of evil. Well done, Deborah


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