Sizzling Butt

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    Sizzling Butt

    By Paul Pruel

    You can’t hide from me
    I know all about you
    You’re a seasoned star
    Had been the smoke
    Of controversy for many years
    Cherished by million of your fans
    You’re so gorgeous with your apparel
    Of a white gown that covered
    Your soft-slender-beautiful body…

    One day, your sweet scent wraith
    Through the place, like a haunting
    And your fans grabbed you
    Held you tight around your neck
    They kissed your lips and cheeks
    Leaving them with luminous spits…

    You had complaint, wanting to stop them
    Though they just ignored your wish
    For them you’re their asset…

    You’re yelling for help but nobody came
    And in great pains, you cried
    Then you fell down unconscious...

    The hour altered, dusk became dawn
    You woke up and screamed so hard
    Seeing yourself lying in the pool of mud
    With those filthy and ugly faces
    Your own effigy, those sizzling cigarette butts!

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    Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

    Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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