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Poem    Fear by Keith Kitchen Rate this Poem (5 best) 1 2 3 4 5   Fresh ejaculate dripping from his penis, The young man stares blindly at the mushroom cloud growing to the West while the recently deflowered virgin behind him screams as her skin, which was so recently enveloped in ecstasy, begins to burn uncontrollably. Children scream and run to their mothers as their homes burst into flame and rudely blow away while their fathers defend their country from the enemies their uncaring masters have made. Hundreds of miles away, deep underground, the rulers nod grimly as the numbers of casualties appear on sterile computer screens. Then, smiling, they clap each other on their backs and cheer their victory as their cities burn to ashes above. Sponsor ads

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