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I hope that the Bread Tastes good, Because I’ve left my Bones In “it.” I’ve left the bones born Man And bones born Woman, Bones once a baby And bones now broken, Bones bitter, Bones bled, And soon bits baked Only by dust, In “it.” I hope that it All Tastes great, Because we’ve all chained our Souls To “it;” And “it” will continue to feast, Come the hours we’d ‘ever starve, “It” will continue to oppress And until we say “no!” So say, "NO!"
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Nov 7, 2016
Nov 7, 2016 at 10:37 PM UTC
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I hope that the Bread Tastes good, Because I’ve left my Bones In “it.” I’ve left the bones born Man And bones born Woman, Bones once a baby And bones now broken, Bones bitter, Bones bled, And soon bits baked Only by dust, In “it.” I hope that it All Tastes great, Because we’ve all chained our Souls To “it;” And “it” will continue to feast, Come the hours we’d ‘ever starve, “It” will continue to oppress And until we say “no!” So say, "NO!"
liam-c-calhoun
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Nov 7, 2016
Nov 7, 2016 at 10:37 PM UTC
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