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Bloated Leech Curse

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A bloated leech writhes around in a pile of shredded
paper
it's belly screeches as it touches the bottom of the
Tupperware container
diabetic lord of varicose veins filled with the victim's
poverty hunger and suffering, but this bureaucratic
god: only a slave
one time idealist turned sour by the huddled masses
and a lifetime inside the system
budgets to trim no free lunches
taking back the minimum ignoring the poor
cutting back on the benefits
cutting out the derivatives, drowning in xeroxes
paperwork burying you in style
But for your deceit your life is forfeit
already punishment,
as is mine, I know as is mine

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from Erase Your Grave, released April 29, 2015

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