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"To ME!"
He thinks he's --
GOT IT!
He hasn't gotten --
ANYTHING!
The Real McCoy --
I keep close,
ALWAYS!
On my person!
It NEVER --
Tarries behind!
It's guarded!
I take it out --
AT NIGHT,
WHEN I'M,
ALONE,
NOT ON THE ---
PORCH,
Where he could see --
IT!
NEVER!
INSIDE THE --
HOME!
I take it out --
When I'm alone,
Alone and free,
And I play with it --
It's soft coils,
It's rustling breeze,
It's silky layers,
It's NOT flesh!
IT isn't what he --
Thinks it is,
Not a chance,
He'd NEVER --
GUESS!
It's much better --
THAN THAT,
Than his demented --
SLURS could reach!
It's much better --
THAN THAT,
TO ME!
I keep it near --
On my person,
ALWAYS!
GUARDED!
By Lady Lost
Copyright © 2002
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** This poem refers to Lady Lost's transcript at the time she had this masterpiece in her sole possession. It is suspected that the alleged perpetrator has indeed stolen some of Lady Lost's incomplete and perhaps even complete works. What this alleged perpetrator must not realize is that the copies he has stolen were not the sole copies. The duplicate copies are now in the possession of others.
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