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Danse Macabre A fading mouse beneath my right eye, fingerprint bruises on my arm, He promised to love, honor and cherish, Not degrade, abuse and harm. A vicious, open-handed slap, took my hearing from one ear, I've tried and tried to leave him, But he holds me in a grip of fear. Yesterday he shook the baby, But I held myself in check, To protest would only make him madder, Then his hands would encircle my neck. Instead, I devised a little plan, That would dissolve my marriage ties, I laced his beer with poison, And watched the bastard die. At the funeral, I was stoic, I heard people say, "She's so brave!" But when they leave the cemetery, I'll waltz upon his grave. DMM
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