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Every rule

You are not fair, not fair. Never have been and never there. And we will live for years; Under foot and without doubt, That our Parents mistakes will break our backs, Hearing them crumble and crack, Under the whip and as they shout; Faster, Faster, and we groan; Quicker, Quicker and we moan. Until we die under the weight of kings. As we were blind to all free things.
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Jan 9, 2011
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© Erica Statham November 2010

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