Martha Cinader

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Fairytale

martha cinader

note to note, Poetry

August 16, 2021

Fairytale
Once, a man told his mother that he was better than her. She asked her son why. He knocked her down. She got up and slapped him. He killed her in a silent rage.
At sunset he raped his sister. He told her to forget her mother ever existed. He married her, named himself King, and surrounded himself with like-minded men.

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