Poem for Jerry
Tue, 08/31/2010 - 21:32 — Anonymous
He called himself Jay Bloo
that is how he left
me feeling
my stomach churning
each time I went near him
when it was over
I stood up
Flushed
Blue
I watched my life
go down the gurgler
then I walked out
and never looked back
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