| To speak with an eloquent word
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| Is to in essence kill a mockingbird
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| If I could I’d spend all day
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| Locked away in my theatre
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| 1st the stage is dark
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| And the music plays as the curtain raises
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| Then — we hear from the narrator
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| As the actors take their places (setting)
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| Long long ago in a galaxy far away location
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| Or maybe once upon a time
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| In an older age of civilization (character)
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| We are introduced to the common man with a heart of gold
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| Who fought in the war
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| Then bought a farm were the land was sold for cheap
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| But he chose a wretched Delilah type Jezebel (the twist)
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| He was threatened by the hierarchy thrown in jail (the plot)
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| Another love triangle
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| The revenge of the Count of Monte Cristo
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| Same woman quarrel
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| Childhood mates and now arch rivals?
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| He could not conceive to his disbelief he was in denial
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| At the start of his life term stretch
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| Didn’t let it drive him psycho
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| In jail he would train to fight with the inmates read his Bible
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| Still he swore
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| To avenge his friend’s betrayal even if suicidal
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| To escape the palace was a task greater than Alcatraz
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| But he lasted
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| With the Cast of Monteague on his mind
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| As he dug through the hollow rock on his climb to freedom
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| No time for leaving no traces
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| He’s ready to face his captor
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| With a sword and spear his wrath will take him to the hereafter
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| Be sure to meet a man with an iron mask
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| As the final sand slips away in the hour glass
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| He ponders a lesson he learned in the past
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| An eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth
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| Where a neck is ripe for the noose
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| Respect was rightfully due magnum cum laude
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| Coup De Theatre
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| To speak with an eloquent word
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| Is to in essence kill a mockingbird
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| If I could I’d spend all day
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| Locked away in my theatre
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| Enter the stage left
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| One comes home surprise is heard
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| From friends who secretly made plans
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| For one that deserved a makeover from surgical hands
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| However this gift wasn’t well received
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| The cosmetic appeal
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| Revealing one’s vanity under the knife
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| Life altering consequence
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| Shallow and superficial
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| Even though one had grown
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| Accustomed to one’s own disfigurement
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| One endured an arduous experience
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| Flashback to a serious injury
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| Forcing one to wear a mask
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| Then all of a sudden
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| Someone pushed a button in blind rage
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| One takes one’s covering from one’s head
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| And one’s head from one’s shoulders
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| One arm then another
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| Until limbs move independent of themselves
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| Legs are walking on toes
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| Talking head reciting prose — abdomen rolls
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| Then these individual members grow
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| Morph mold shift hue texture smell
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| Into humanoid shells
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| One has now become many
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| Shiny sentient beings spinning ever faster
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| Fleeing witnesses disintegrate to ashes
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| Incinerated building crashes
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| Tiny people are killed en masse
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| That many that came from one became millions
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| A rash on mother earth ransacked wilderness
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| Robotic modern -ness intrepid cavernous
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| Pathways maze in and out
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| Making globe into gargantuan head case
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| Resembling one in space — an orbiting face
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| Exit stage right
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| Coup De Theatre
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| He steps into what he believes to be his own reality
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| But nothing could be further from the truth
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| His 1st thought was why did the gods darken the skies
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| He wondered how long would this darkness last
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| He moulds himself within the stills of the night
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| And at the 1st glitter of light this monster has awakened
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| It had been dark for several days
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| The only light being that which casts away over the ocean
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| Far in the distance
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| What began as gray & gloom
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| Soon turned into a pitch black cradle we all exist from
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| Far in the distance
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| At the dawning of the opening of the skies
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| So were the eyes of this mild mannered monster
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| Without any resistance
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| With cunning senses this intensly evil unsuspecting predator
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| Could take your spirit within an instance
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| Iron sharpens iron the tools of the trade
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| Blades which have been prepared for what seemed like forever
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| At last the time has come again
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| For him to quench his thirst for blood
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| Ever so clever
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| The 1st prey hadn’t a chance in the world
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| Being moved on ever so swiftly
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| Having their flesh pressed against titanium blades
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| A dagger which has faced the screams of many men |
| In those days who had been slayed
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| From victim to victim
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| This silent rage took on a stage of uncontrolled madness
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| Leaving behind trails of corpses
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| Directly under the nose of those who protected them
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| And just as the light came & he began his slaughter
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| So came the night he slowed down his horror
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| To an empty calmness where he’d reflect
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| I am not of this world
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| Saving his best kill for last
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| He falls on his sword
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| Coup De Theatre
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| And as the curtain closes
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| An overwhelming sense of awe
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| Settles into the collective consciousness of the audience
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| For they are no longer anchored to their safe havens
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| They can no longer seek refuge driving to their cul-de-sacs
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| In their SUV’s
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| Nor relate to the bourgeois
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| Nor indulge their spendthrift when the remnants of their former selves
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| Sit there, still engrossed in the theatre piece
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| They were supposed to cheer at their seats
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| But they ended up running shitless, condemning the cast
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| For casually re-enacting such tumultuous happenings
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| Between men
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| But what really is it?
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| A lived-in quirk
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| Smitten curse
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| A written work
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| That no one understands
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| Coup De Theatre
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| The End |