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When the world of paranormal and the world of reality meet sparks fly, things explode and world-ending paradoxes ensue. As such it’s highly advisable to keep your paranormal and real lives separate... You know, like how husbands keep their lovers and wives separate? It’s just a really good idea. Do not use the same phone number, home and--especially!--do not use the same name. That said, I am called Rho'sþ or simply Rho's. Why? You might ask. A certain someone (of the male variety) called me “a delicate rose…” So I stabbed him... …and the name stuck. I am a guide, a counselor and a bodyguard. My job is to protect those who are newly exposed to the things-that-go-bump-in-the-night until they are able to protect themselves. I don't always like my job....... Actually, I never like my job. I have to deal with whiny people crying "Why me?!" and "How is this possible?!" and "I want to go back to "before"!" Well, so do I! because “before” I didn’t babysit whiny people… But do you see me standing around whining? No, you don't. You see me kicking butt and taking names--actually, I usually don't bother with the names... but I enjoy the euphemism. I work hard trying to keep my charges' brains safe, so they will have a chance to wrap them—you know, their brains—around this new reality and move on with their lives. Do I always succeed? No. Do I ever fail on purpose? … Word Count: 250 If this made you laugh or cringe in morbid delight, please rate this low! but not out of spite For Poetry Zombies want one star for our best work! So give it here, and don't be a jerk Written for "Poetry Zombies: Dawn of the Dreck!"
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