20 games, all high scores, let aim high on the leader board
Been playing games for hours and days
My brother's been off to college pour shame,
I hope he gets back to play soon,
Shouldn’t play too long before the Xbox goes boom
Got a letter, an email of sorts, my parents lied about going to resort
My brother, his head was filled with lead
He sent me this email before he was dead
I'm feeling sadistic in playing a new game
I vote on call of duty: advanced warfare, yay!
Because it is my duty, playing this game
To kill all those who made my brother hang
So let's play call of duty, the live action game
I fill them with lead until just one,
well dirty hacker I hope you had fun,
because after this game, you won’t respawn
About the Creator
curtis rhodes
i am a writer of fiction as i enjoy the common interest of anime i am not only a writer but also a artist... which comes in handy to convey imagery in my stories i am 18 and am commonly known on the web as ZUMOKIWORKS
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