| I’m here to address a forest of plaques that state,
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| «There's nothing as precious as a friend.»
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| I’ve had encounters with the beast that will stick with me
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| 'Til the end.
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| They’ll approach you when you’re unaware, or vulnerable,
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| Or in despair;
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| Like when you’re home, alone at night. |
| They’ll slither in Asking you questions about your life.
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| «F"is for the forceps I need to get the truth out of your mouth.
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| «R"is for how you raped me, and it felt good.
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| «I""E"stands for example taking the only think I care
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| about in the whole world and saying it’s yours.
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| «N""D"stands for now I’m independent.
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| And when they’ve got you in a trance, they’ll take
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| What you’ve got through their hypnotic glance,
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| But if you’re strong, and don’t give in, their coiled
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| Embrace will break. |
| They’re such a friend.
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| «F"is for all the faces that you own (Hint; More than one).
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| «R"is for what a really, really, really big coward you are.
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| «I""E"stands for example being disgustingly nice to my face,
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| then going out and speaking ill of me behind my back.
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| «N""D"stand for now dammit, that’s a friend.
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| You thought I’d be easy prey, but I am too well-armed.
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| You thought you could take what’s me,
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| But I caught you off-guard |