Born Under A Bad Sign!

Born Under A Bad Sign!

A Poem by Michael Stevens
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marital relations!

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Just a story:



I was born under a bad sign, 'next restroom 147 miles'


for my mom was the wife of a long-haul trucker.


Yeah, they cut it too close, I wonder if you care about all 


our trials?


My mom bought my dad's bullshit, what a complete fu...,



for he left us there, shielding our eyes from the glaring 


sun,


of course, I learned all this after several years, when mom 


told what went down.


So, I salute you, dad, you're really something, a real 


number one!


For you were too self-centered to man up, and stick 


around.



Because of your bailing, mom had to support me, so she 


went to work,


a back-breaking job, heaving 100 pound bags at the 


nearby cement plant.


Yes, if you had the gut's now to show your ugly face, you 


jerk,


she'd tee off on your pinata face, let me tell you, you 


should hear her rant



about what she'll do to you if she ever sees your sorry 


little a*s.


It involves you, kicking, and hacking off a certain member 


of the trouser patrol,


Let me tell you, she would, for she's an angry, bitter lass.


If you know what's good for you, you'll steer clear, if 


staying alive is your goal!

© 2016 Michael Stevens


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Added on October 26, 2016
Last Updated on October 26, 2016
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Michael Stevens
Michael Stevens

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I write for fun; I write comedy pieces and some dramatic stuff. I have no formal writing education, and I have a fear of being told I suck, and maybe I should give up on writing, and get a job makin.. more..

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