Carrion For Worm
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Carrion For Worm
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He was born or the deformed
his name is worm
because he looks like one
He was a side show freak
repulsively small... a sight to be seen
those not afraid would laugh
Now he has fled
gone to ground
in a cemetary
because I saw him emerging from a hole
something dangling from his mouth
he must have seen me and followed me home
Now no one believes me
they think that after intercourse
with my little sister
I mangled her stomach
They're partly right
I did have sex with my little sister
but it was worm who ate his way
out of her stomach...
... and now he's gone...
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