Killer and his Poets

By David Aoloch Bion

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You honourable poets, the supporters of killer

Your hero , the killer killed people yesterday

I rewarded him with power as pacification

It was a political mistake I made

For that I am IDIOT

And your hero, the killer is saint

With blood in his hands

But has nowhere to wash his hands

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You honourable poets, the supporters of the killer

Today, your hero, the killer killed 50 people out of hundred

50 people ran for their lives

The killer wants to rule 50 remaining survivors

What absurdity

You supporters of the killer

The killer has blood in his hands

But has nowhere to wash his hands

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You killer, you killer

You killed old women   , men, lame, and blind in their houses

You killed the mad on the street

You killed the sick on their hospital beds

You killed the clergy men and women in the church

And your supporters praise you and blame me

Calling the killer, idiot and wanderer

Killing is not virtue but a crime

You the killer you have blood in your hands

You have nowhere to wash your hands

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You honourable poets, the supporters of the killer

Who fired the first shot? Is me or he?

He fired the first shot

I fired back

I have right of self defense

If I shoot you My Dear Citizens  I apologize to you

I did not mean you, I mean the killer.

Who have the blood in his hands

But he has nowhere to wash his hands

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