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Tyler Matthew
Poems
Oct 2019
Fair & Just
Immeasurable ignorance,
you wear it like a golden crown.
Born without your innocence,
your only path will lead you down.
Standing like a rigid statue
before a crowd of hungry eyes,
hiding all your sins behind you,
feeding them your ugly lies.
Money makes you feel almost normal.
Without it you would turn to dust.
The whole world begs for just a morsel.
How dare you say you're fair and just?
Trusting in you is a blunder -
you and men who pull the strings.
Crumbling from the weight we're under.
Expecting us to kiss your rings.
You are just a ******* whisper.
Time will leave you far behind.
Soon your name will cease to matter.
Death will come and rob you blind.
You will suffer in the end, and
You will beg to die again.
You will reach out for a hand, and
this you will not comprehend:
You will find no peace or mercy.
No one to pull you from the grave.
You will be forever hungry.
Pleading on your knees, a slave.
Written by
Tyler Matthew
27/M/U.S.
(27/M/U.S.)
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