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She never really get to tell what she wanted to No one wants to hear the rants of the girl who stares at the moon People are scared to break her walls to see the other side Little did they know she's more scared if they did see what's inside Before she even speak they already covered their ears Before she even walked they already pried her off their ways Before she even see they already blinded her eyes Before she even, before she even Tug, tug, tug, there's the court's order She is sentenced to be imprisoned in her own border With nothing but herself which is already bare With nothing but glares, with no one to care The crowd is yelling, chanting, screaming in joy Pumping fists in the air, happy like they had their favorite toy They judged her already, decided not to hear her out Decided not to give her chance, decided not to shed her some light The court's order from those who thinks they are in power The court's order for those who believes it can save them from danger The court's order to those innocent people who's the true victim of ****** The court's order which no one can oppose, everyone fears
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Nov 17, 2017
Nov 17, 2017 at 9:27 AM UTC
The Court's Order
Catastrophic end in sight, light bends, her eyes contrite; a shaking phantasmagoric dispute making both husband and lover mute; revelation upon revelation, hatred in each exhalation; exasperated rivals stand apart, one soul exultant, one twisted heart.
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Nov 9, 2015
Nov 9, 2015 at 9:40 PM UTC
STANDOFF
Between you, me, and everyone in this society I am not currently smoking leaves or burning trees But if I was puffing up smoke like the Beatles Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, and Bob Marley did Not snorting coke like our former president But if I lit up at home when I was alone to get ****** If I had a pound or more of natural plant goods The kind that Mother Nature made with her green wisdom The kind that help chemo’s patients and other victims Of social, physical, emotional, and spiritual ailments It is not the state’s or the patrolmen’s business They shouldn’t get me locked up then put me on parole Then on some list so I can’t get government assistance When I was just trying to ease life’s tension And I have to mention we need freedom From prison as a profit type business Locking up children for drug offenses Turning young men into harden criminals While people making a hundred grand or more Do not get punished for their narcotics store Cops keep picking on the poor when they should hunt for White supervisors who run and ruin other people’s lives Those punk mother ****** telling lies Using the law to steal other people’s houses and pensions Making drug offenses look like a pittances But the poor have poor defenses And the rich ***** our lives like it is a business Because it is their business to make money from our suffering So why don’t they go on a hunt for the white rich ***** punk And leave the poor *** smoking people alone
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Jul 8, 2015
Jul 8, 2015 at 10:09 PM UTC
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