Ted Bundy (A Soliloquoy in Epiphany)
To work one's entire life
To fleece and fly and think real light
One finally understands one's mother's plan
When he sees the woman that birthed him, as rich as she
But as poor as he be
The only problem is, his mother was as rich
Then where is he, working for a hard life, on murder's ecstasy?
A dominatrix only understands the sorority's shut down
When you put a rock to her head
And at that point, the issue is moot
Everyone ***s the cat.

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Was his mother his desired murdering ecstasy? Or was he out to match what may have been her own domineering nature? This is a rather thought-provoking write. Peace and Love.
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