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A Poem for Gertrude MAG
Plagiarism is a crime
I'd never commit
Though it's quite easy
I admit
You scrawled down
my poem during last week's slam
All I have to say is Damn
How could you,
Little beaky, meek, feeble,
Goggle-eyed Gertrude
Have the disrespect to
Rob me of my own words?
You did not feel the way I did
When I wrote “Petal by petal” in my journal
You did not feel accomplished
Or satisfied, or angry, or confused by your own
Words and emotions
You took a pen to your notepad
Listened intently to my recitation
And claimed it as your own
You have no attachment to it
How could you? It was my story to tell
I look at your ugly face
And wish you'd go to hell
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