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Milk-Carton Faces MAG
My faces you know from the milk carton.
I'm the child of promised sweets and aride home.
I am a number for file purposes. 1003.
Lucky three for threeyears more.
A car door slammed on childhood.
"Shut-up and sit down."
Iscream for my family and lost youth.
They scream at me.
To you I'm just aphotograph.
A headline to shock you all.
But if you saw me in thestreet,
you wouldn't recognize me.
You can buy my face for a$1.25,
that's all I'm worth anymore.
Drink your milk, it does a bodygood.
Much good it's doing me.
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ilovedayna BRONZE said...
on Apr. 4 2011 at 9:09 pm
this is a pretty good poem, but you need to remember to put spaces in between your words.
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