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Pie in the Why
by OnepoetGem *the Poetic Rapper → (All Poetry by OnepoetGem *the Poetic Rapper)
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or why in the pie, maybe fly in the pie.


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Love is such
a disappointing love,
God might drop a
trick on us from above.
A lot of us fly
the love flag,
might as well be
the end that jag,
or the oily dirty rag.

I float my flag
real big,
cause at times
I feel like the pig.
I'd like to kick azz,
however I pray this will pass.
Love your fellow human beings
or clip on devil things,
and all the misery hate brings.

I get to wallowing in affection,
because it's the
wisest connection.
This den is no real
place of love bliss,
it's a garden of
who's azz to kiss.
Everyone wanting to
be the big dog,
instead of the
fly on the hog.

Goes the same
in this domestic game.
Everyone has a tangle,
some hidden angle.
Oh the games people play
can't believe
a thing they say.
It's best to
keep out of their path,
or suffer in the wrath.

One?Gem


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 Reviews of "Pie in the Why"
Reviewed by Bernice Angoh
Reviewed on May 24, 2008
Hahaha, think so? Try not to let it bother you, the good thing is it makes you speak from your heart...always be true to yourself.

Reviewed on May 24, 2008
You cynical rascal you...but you are learning to trust, methinks! :o)
Sure, there are fanatical radicals, but how easy to ignore..
Wouldn't this ol' world be better
if the good that's in us all
was the only thing about us
that folks bothered to recall
Wouldn't if be fine and dandy
if each handclasp warm and true
brought with it this assurance
You know something good about me
and I know something good about you!

Blessings, Love, and Good Thoughts ~~ Micke


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