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Post by "Poetic Justice" on Jun 30, 2008 15:27:46 GMT -5
Inside of Lee's small Massachusetts town house, Cobain sits on the couch. AWGtv cycles across the television as he stares at the screen senselessly. From the back of the room we see Lee’s head peak in. He glances around and discovers no obstacles to his entrance. As he draws closer, we discover his hands filled with rolls of paper. He steps in front of the television, obstructing Cobain’s view.
Lee- “Poster” a Poetic Justice poem.
I see you are getting close To making it to the lights Just one more thing you need Before you get to fight A piece of memorabilia To take on your roller coaster Like a bright, shinny Glossy, new poster
And that was a Poetic Justice poem.
Lee unravels the poster revealing a picture of Cobain flexing. The words “The Pain Train” run across the bottom.
Cobain (under his breath): It even rhymes.
Cobain becomes furious with Lee as his face turns red with rage.
Cobain- Look Lee, I’m sick of all this crap. You make me work on entrances and costumes and now memorabilia, but I’m not in any better shape. I’m not any closer to getting noticed. Heck, I didn’t even get into that developmental battle royal!
Cobain storms out of the room.
Lee- “Argument” A Poetic Justice poem
So this week I play Adam The pretty playboy I shall tool on him And play with him as if he was my toy But how am I to prepare After such a fierce argument Never fear, nothing will stop me from winning Not even a stupid shmarument
And that was a Poetic Justice poem.
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