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"A Bat In My Belfry"
  by JokerJay


Give me a description of your one bad day
What happened to you?
What made you turn out this way?
Why do you dress up like a flying rat?
Oh, I’m sorry
You like to be called a bat
Well, that’s not good enough for me
I want to know what dwells inside
You wear that mask to hide your scars
The outside is where you’ll see mines
Do they frighten you?
You wanna know how I got em?
Dad gave mom a smile
And I tried to stop him

My wife was torn by the scars of tragedy
And I wanted to see past them

Or maybe you dropped me into those chemicals
And introduced me to Arkham
But either way if I had a past
It would be multiple choice
Even though I won’t remember
Because my life moves too fast
We’ll meet again bats…
When I get outta this cell
We’ll meet a lot of times
From what I can tell

--Jaivon Brown
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Date Submitted: Dec 03, 2008 (01:02 AM)
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  Goddess of Lig...
12/03/08 (01:38 AM) 
Fan-Freakin-tastic!!

  harley quinn/a...
12/03/08 (01:20 AM) 
a rat wit wings ...huh ...nice

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