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migayle ocuaman
Poems
Jul 2019
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I was taught to obey
The god I am to worship
To the tones of the hymn I sway
To spread lies on my kinship
I devoted my life
And became His messenger
Cared little of the strife
Of families and their avengers
Women and children died
To spread a religion
Their bodies beaten and tied
To beat them into a descision
I was His
As was everything
In this world I used to remiss
Quite a merry thing
I should be an example
Of ideas and beliefs
They should not trample
I should help in times of grief
Yet I cause them
As they spread far and wide
Infidels we called them
Because they ran away to hide
Yet He always beckons
And I come to his aid
I have killed thousand; I reckon
To their graves they were laid
I feel as if I must break free
Before the final nail on my coffin
To run away and flee
Before I corrupt more of my offspring
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migayle ocuaman
19/Bigender/philippines
(19/Bigender/philippines)
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