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Altar (Brittany)
They watch from the dark,
hidden in twisted shadows.
They took little Brittany from the park,
fucked her then tossed in the gallows.
Brittany's home became a cage,
where she was beaten and raped by aliens.
Shattered her mind until it disengaged,
rebuilt it with code words and aliases.
The altar she became,
was a soulless beast.
Hell bent on fame,
she would fuck until she was cut and bleeding.
Little Lady Gaga,
took her name from emptiness.
Masonic symbolist she parades with inverted stars,
Invades the minds of children subliminally kills their hearts.
hidden in twisted shadows.
They took little Brittany from the park,
fucked her then tossed in the gallows.
Brittany's home became a cage,
where she was beaten and raped by aliens.
Shattered her mind until it disengaged,
rebuilt it with code words and aliases.
The altar she became,
was a soulless beast.
Hell bent on fame,
she would fuck until she was cut and bleeding.
Little Lady Gaga,
took her name from emptiness.
Masonic symbolist she parades with inverted stars,
Invades the minds of children subliminally kills their hearts.
Published 20th Oct 2012
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20th Oct 2012 8:12am
I kinda fucked this up, but basically I was trying to capture what the Illuminati do to kids from birth in Satanic rituals. Might do a whole series of these...
