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K. G. The Blind HatchetI’ll never know why, you find it Necessary
To relive the past
Only not your own but mine!
What is done is done and never will be un-done
A wise man once said Bury the hatchet
And for a while, that is what you have done
Now unearthed again and sharper than ever
Hits every nerve in my bone The Core Of my Own
You say ‘But a Jest!’ and while I try to agree You’ll never know the pain you have caused me
And Wait! Who are you, anyway?
You think you know me But you can’t really see
Going on second year past And ‘Finally’ I thought ‘At last’
I shall get away from your lone thought of superiority
Acquired through years and Years
Of stepping on their heads The ones you called your friends
The ones you used and abused
On your ironically lonely journey to the top Slicing and Carving and still using the blade you cut me down with as well
I would think about this You are one, of many, I’d never miss Yet still! You persist!
The phone still rings, a pleasant surprise? Nay the same cold heart, now in disguise
I laugh and I kid as I hang up the phone I manage a smile, I want to be alone
And try and discover, this new issue I face Why do I still care… That you best me always, in this emotional race
I try so hard to be me Bury the hatchet and let it be
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[TABLE OF CONTENTS, LHS CLASS OF 2009 EDITION]
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