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I shed tears You shed humanity I dread and fear Your unstable insanity You loosen your compassion Like it's your belt For it's in your fashion To inflict welts On the ground I knelt Doubled over in pain From a punishing rain My eyes welled up and my vision got blurry I was unable to break your encryption of fury My mind was in constant examination Of your gift of violent contamination Lines were crossed on my back Living life on your torture rack You become my God You never spare the rod My brother may be able But I'm on ******* I turned the tables By torching my brain On the ****** train I invented a game Out of ruining your creation My veins experienced deflation Until I saw the error of my ways Adopting your negative craze You wanted me to get used to pain But I'd rather get used to change The effects of corporal punishment are felt When society hits us with a conveyor belt Convincing us if something worked it must continue to Our childhood experience this is imprinted through We figure our children must be belted After our minds have been smelted Forged in fire Our hearts retired As we grew colder The beaten grew older And reproduced And re-introduced A punishing perception of the world They beat the clam that holds the pearl
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Oct 2, 2017
Oct 2, 2017 at 6:06 AM UTC
Punishing
I shed tears You shed humanity I dread and fear Your unstable insanity You loosen your compassion Like it's your belt For it's in your fashion To inflict welts On the ground I knelt Doubled over in pain From a punishing rain My eyes welled up and my vision got blurry I was unable to break your encryption of fury My mind was in constant examination Of your gift of violent contamination Lines were crossed on my back Living life on your torture rack You become my God You never spare the rod My brother may be able But I'm on ******* I turned the tables By torching my brain On the ****** train I invented a game Out of ruining your creation My veins experienced deflation Until I saw the error of my ways Adopting your negative craze You wanted me to get used to pain But I'd rather get used to change The effects of corporal punishment are felt When society hits us with a conveyor belt Convincing us if something worked it must continue to Our childhood experience this is imprinted through We figure our children must be belted After our minds have been smelted Forged in fire Our hearts retired As we grew colder The beaten grew older And reproduced And re-introduced A punishing perception of the world They beat the clam that holds the pearl
andrew-rueter
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30/M/Kentucky
Oct 2, 2017
Oct 2, 2017 at 6:06 AM UTC
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