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The Tangent Pact Analysis
The Tangent Pact

His hands were torn
By the hands of another
Stripped down to the bone
Blood on the bed covers

Stained white satin shoes
Running down narrow halls
Trip over gas cans
Another girl falls

His rage not reposed
Quite garish in fact
He dreams in the light
A fair tangent pact

Yet the closer you look
The less you will see
Engendered in madness
But never to be
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