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Collected Works & Thoughts of Bryant McGill

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Small Towns

by Bryant H. McGill, August of 1997

Small towns, freckled frowns,
far behind the times
Drawl downs, heckle-hounds,
childlike pervert minds
They started young, and just for fun,
they called each other names
And now their tongue, though youth is done,
embraces still these games

Oh meet them today, and watch them smile,
and say then fair-the-well
Deceits underway, for all the while,
they're talking you straight to hell
Feverish whispers, judgments high,
condemnations fly
As little tweaks, by mental freaks,
through connotations lie

They're scared inside, that's why they lied,
at themselves they mostly frown
For deep inside, in fear they hide,
themselves they thus then crown
A crown of chatter, a crown of hate,
a crown of jealousy and woe
So know your friends, and say good things,
and by talk you'll know your foes



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