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A Cry for Help

Please, PLEASE - Grant me this release. From the burdens of this reality I would like to be freed. These lines are something I want you to read Before it's too late. To your hearts, I capitulate, To your minds, I delegate, To your souls, I supplicate - LISTEN. Not all of us can cry it out loud, Or effortlessly open up. Not all of us are gifted With an endlessly-flowing cup. Many of us Struggle to survive; If you're lucky, you might have a 9-to-5 Maybe even have time to be alive, And not just exist. But, that is not enough - We have a world that is rough, Where millions die every year, Where people hold bodies that were once dear. Look at ourselves; Those who are sheltered from the storm Lie in its deceitful eye, Incapable of understanding beyond their norm. We are wearing blinders, And have plugged out the noise, too; If I were you, The next time someone needs help, I would listen to everything, Through and through. This one is for the broken, the beaten and the damned; All the people that were persecuted and attacked. All the slaves and migrants Lining the floor of the sea. All the men, women and children Who died trying to be free. This one Is for those who toil and hustle Without any hope for improvement - Fragmented we are powerless, Together we are a movement.
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Written by
Jdelia420
24 / M / Malta
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Written by
Jdelia420
24 / M / Malta
Published
Jul 24, 2018
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48·239
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Love thy neighbour, ya c*nts.

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#love#is#all#we#have
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