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Nov 2016
There was a river
sixteen miles north the highway
where we lost our sins

and sent them downstream,
where they wash their hoods with them.
White like oppression.

When we hang our heads,
they're behind us with the rope.
The same as ever.

Dry your eyes children,
the fight for bread has ended.
We fight to survive.
Austin Heath
Written by
Austin Heath  Cleveland, OH
(Cleveland, OH)   
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