Hard KnocksA Poem by CJHard Knocks
My lifestyle stays captioned Addicted to fatal attractions These jail cells are like a desert A wasteland for these young kids Splitting off each others lids Automatic weapons light up the nights sky Who would have thought that would be the sound Right before you die If you got beef with me I can let three slugs melt through your hat Or I can just let it slide And just tell myself you had not lied I'm posted up on the spot Money bustin out my sock Living the real American lifestyle Poor and under lock The hood got kids on punishment Thats why they never leave I feel as though God has sent Sent the messenger of death to ring my doorbell Death's cold embrace and stench Fill my whole neighborhood with cries Mommas losin and homies cruisin Looking for the next boy to show him how he should die
© 2009 CJAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on February 9, 2009 AuthorCJLoudon, TNAboutI am a junior at Loudon High school. I live in a small Tennessee town, Loudon, and is not the most likely place to find a young poet like myself. I enjoy listening to all rock and metal 60's through t.. more..Writing
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