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Date: Saturday, February 24, 2007  12:00AM PDT)
From: Send an Instant Message "John French" <mosshead7@yahoo.com>  
Subject: Hollywood Death Game
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Lights of the city brightly burned
An attempt at artificial souls
The lights span clear to the ocean
The hills are a little more desolate
With rattle snakes, rabbit and deer
 
She's in the mirror and sees a shadow
It's her baggage she's accumulated
The spotlight is nearby - as always -
Does the light come from her or from
The production of her present company?
 
Is there something wrong? Come over here.
You know we're in it together - 'til the end.
We're a circle of friends, right? A pact.
We need no virgins here. Innocence lost
Long ago in an American postcard - the
 
Days of Americana pop flash brilliance
Pixels bleed life they only know as color
We're out here on the ledge - the curtains
Are our holy veil and mysterious misery
Where does it hurt? I'll kiss it for you
 
The bar is stocked - the radio is moaning
Calling on the gods - there are a few things
For us to review and then we have some fun
Oh, yeah, what was it anyway? I'm okay.
The driver is here now - let's go get in again -
 
 
 
 
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Poetry  By John Alan Conte`, Jr.
Copyright 2007
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