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You are dancing a hideous dance that seems to never change or end. | You are dancing a hideous dance that seems to never change or end. | ||
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== Commentary == | |||
[[I]] too dance the Hideous Dance. | |||
I respond with rage, again and again, as I watch those two in their [invective] ''[[pas de folie au deux]]''. Rage is all I have. | |||
This is no way to dance. | |||
== History == | == History == | ||
Latest revision as of 08:02, 23 January 2021
"A Hideous Dance" is short poem by Karl Jones.
A Hideous Dance
From what I read of [pronoun] posts, [REDACTED] does nothing but play the attack dog, in response to you throwing sticks every time he barks.
The two of you are not having a conversation.
You are dancing a hideous dance that seems to never change or end.
Commentary
I too dance the Hideous Dance.
I respond with rage, again and again, as I watch those two in their [invective] pas de folie au deux. Rage is all I have.
This is no way to dance.
History
I wrote this poem on the morning of Saturday, 23 January 2021.