Let me paint you a picture. Imagine one of those mean comics where a fishing poll is tied to the fat kids back dangling a Twinkie in front of him. Now imagine a hundred dollar bill dangling. Suddenly everyone's the fat kid and no ones laughing
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not really rhythmic, but a thought.
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Wordman21 says: Real... |
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scash102 says: Thats a great visual |
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tretre says: I like this poem. In reality every is like the fat kid when it comes to money. People even kill over it so in the end its not funny. Love this...Beautiful job TyleBanasiewicz! Welcome to the Vibe! |
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DallasCowgirl says: Truth! |
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