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The Hoaxist.(Poem)
The Hoaxist Whatever sanctifies itself draws me. Whether I come by bus or Net, rage and fun are strapped around my body. I don't kill civilians. I terrorize experts and the elites. I drink their bubbly, I wander among their principles then at a pull of my cord I implode. And laughter cascades in, flooding those who suddenly abhor me. The media, who are Columbine with their ...
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