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"battlecry" poems
As the growing world unraveled And I began the dismal ascension of maturity I stumbled out the  fog of childhood And there you were: Advice to head and educate A Battlecry and a Mandate. Faith; in things to happen yet Strength in knowledge- hope in regret; Stories expressing casually: Evils impartiality. and tales of golden fantasies How no drug is ever stronger than me. These few phrases I imagine, you see Into dreams only I can keep. from start until the seventh day Waking hour's dreamless sleep. **Oh how you cushion the destruction- the entrancement of seduction to paint to play to grow to teach Expression extending as I reach**.
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Mar 29, 2019
Mar 29, 2019 at 3:28 AM UTC
The Expression
There is a magic dragon  That my father and I know It circles me then glides back to him No matter where we go.  Inside this invisible little beast,  Part of my dad does stay Immortalized, by magic art please never go away. Upon these words dragon's wings hang ontop the lonley wind, supported- gliding endlessly Through life's chaos its spinned. With every spin circling back, To the begninng, till each end.... Each time another battlecry - This Heavy heart's hardened. May I be rendered, in truths light When deception's shadow's tall, & may that dragon help me find A way back through it all.
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Mar 15, 2023
Mar 15, 2023 at 12:21 AM UTC
Puff
You know it’s a cold world with hearts even colder So few heroes seen Evildoers get bolder No choice, but to step up and prepare for the fight Not many other men will stand up for your rights It’s time to think with your own mind, to walk your own steps Hold your head high, yes, but, please, protect your own neck There’s no need to stress Just attempt to do your best cleaning the world’s mess Don’t forget to take a rest It’s a lifetime achievement A path you walk alone There’s little time to settle when there’s so much to roam Don’t become sidetracked by attacks or distracted by a side kick, though it’s rare to find a good friend or a nice chick Still, remain focused, stay true to the cause Know how much time you lose when you choose to pause May your name become a legend and strike fear into foes May life become better with everywhere that you go
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Apr 30, 2014
Apr 30, 2014 at 5:39 PM UTC
Battlecry: Part 1 - Way of the Samurai
[Verse 1:] Sharp like an edge of a samurai sword The mental blade cut through flesh and bone Though my mind's at peace, the world out of order Missing the inner heat, life gets colder Oh yes, I have to find my path No less, walk on earth, water, and fire The elements compose a magnum opus My modus is operandi is amalgam Steel packed tight in microchip On my arm a sign of all-pro The ultimate reward is honor, not awards At odds with the times in wars with no lords A freelancer A battle cry of a hawk make a dove fly and a tear dry Wonder why a lone wolf don't run with a **** Only trust your instincts and be one with the plan [Hook] Some days, some nights Some live, some die In the way of the samurai Some fight, some bleed Sun up to sun down The sons of a battlecry Some days, some nights Some live, some die In the way of the samurai Some fight, some bleed Sun up to sun down The sons of a battlecry [Verse 2] Look, just the air around him An aura surrounding the heir apparent He might be a peasant but shine like grand royalty He to the people and land, loyalty We witness above all to hear this Sea sickness in the ocean of wickedness Set sail to the sun set no second guessing Far east style with the spirit of wild west The "quote-unquote" code stands the test of Time for the chosen ones to find the best of Noble minds that ever graced the face of A hemisphere with no fear, fly over [Bridge] The blue yonder where The sky meets the sea And eye meets no eye And boy meets world And became a man to serve the world To save the day, the night, and the girl too [Hook] Some days, some nights Some live, some die In the way of the samurai Some fight, some bleed Sun up to sun down The sons of a battlecry Some days, some nights Some live, some die In the way of the samurai Some fight, some bleed Sun up to sun down The sons of a battlecry
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May 8, 2014
May 8, 2014 at 4:57 AM UTC
Nujabes - Battlecry
[Verse 1:] Sharp like an edge of a samurai sword The mental blade cut through flesh and bone Though my mind's at peace, the world out of order Missing the inner heat, life gets colder Oh yes, I have to find my path No less, walk on earth, water, and fire The elements compose a magnum opus My modus is operandi is amalgam Steel packed tight in microchip On my arm a sign of all-pro The ultimate reward is honor, not awards At odds with the times in wars with no lords A freelancer A battle cry of a hawk make a dove fly and a tear dry Wonder why a lone wolf don't run with a **** Only trust your instincts and be one with the plan [Hook] Some days, some nights Some live, some die In the way of the samurai Some fight, some bleed Sun up to sun down The sons of a battlecry Some days, some nights Some live, some die In the way of the samurai Some fight, some bleed Sun up to sun down The sons of a battlecry [Verse 2] Look, just the air around him An aura surrounding the heir apparent He might be a peasant but shine like grand royalty He to the people and land, loyalty We witness above all to hear this Sea sickness in the ocean of wickedness Set sail to the sun set no second guessing Far east style with the spirit of wild west The "quote-unquote" code stands the test of Time for the chosen ones to find the best of Noble minds that ever graced the face of A hemisphere with no fear, fly over [Bridge] The blue yonder where The sky meets the sea And eye meets no eye And boy meets world And became a man to serve the world To save the day, the night, and the girl too [Hook] Some days, some nights Some live, some die In the way of the samurai Some fight, some bleed Sun up to sun down The sons of a battlecry Some days, some nights Some live, some die In the way of the samurai Some fight, some bleed Sun up to sun down The sons of a battlecry
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It's our time *The sublime Rhyme and reason We season this reality with words instead of thyme: Both are medicinal Antiseptic chemicals to keep away the grime*                    Don't tell me any different                 Bare witness to the gift of bliss that is expression                        Words can increase life expectancy in the midst of depression              They can get back at those who hurt you without using a weapon             Or refresh your mental image when you're feeling less than They form legacies and dedications Eulogies and congratulations They give everything in existence an identity Even the most ****** obscenities Words are life and words are love Words even form this silly cheesy stuff        **To everyone feeling poetic, I have but one question       What's one way, while writing, your life has been blessed in?**
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Nov 16, 2017
Nov 16, 2017 at 3:46 PM UTC
Poets' Battlecry
we talked silently & without repose under the blood red sun of our sunken desire my eroding heart beating with each breath. & laughter - falling out of love & time i clench every word in my mouth red and seething down my face i can't find an excuse breaking the silence of the hyacinthic beauty its pristine value charged and buzzing at my hip
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Feb 13, 2010
Feb 13, 2010 at 6:51 AM UTC
battlecry
Speeding away from gravitational orbit The moon ablaze as gazes glare from the cockpit A jacket of jet leather with patches abound The Dead Kennedys and Franz Ferdinand Keeping political war on Earth's ground Flying away into the plains of space As the plane of time gives hearty chase Hollow youth filled with snippets of old age As their battlecry channels an inner rage Death to all earthly matters that muddle our future The neon glow hums as the last remnant of a culture So make way for this warrior who shall bring us all closure Rebelling like a banshee set ablaze over Orion's shoulder Ensuring the enemy's final haze destroys their dying composure
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May 9, 2019
May 9, 2019 at 3:49 PM UTC
Space Punk
our circles of right and wrong, fractured in absence of fickle zen, stand now across the sky diagramed on clouds in venn and smiling the grey blobs block the meteors; it’s love of life that may chain our bodies in the center of that shifty airy water space where waffles are gentrification and the hands we hold are separation and its happening everyplace we go. so to talk and act separately, is to deny that cloudy venn; to go where mind is scarcely fact and establish a dangerous distance cuz yesterday I meditated but today I must’ve particulated cuz I see we’re one big contradiction inside love that’s bound to mediation. friere would say this occupation is precisely our ontological vocation, but to subjectify ourselves at the very center of the venn is to carry a weight upon the column of my spinal cord unknown even to the days of my very best posture. yet, your resistance to the slump— it guides me to listen for the thump thump of distant drums: a revolutionary battlecry through which I extend my hand to hold yours across the waffled space which we’ve so ****** our heartbeat races through my mind.
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 5:19 PM UTC
Escaping Zen Buddhism
This for the little brothers And the widowed mothers To the Sunday morning snoozers And the gamenight losers To the wimps in the schoolyard And even the bullies just down the boulevard Shake the dust. This is for the shopfront greeters, The youth group worship leaders, For the early morning joggers and the late night bike riders, And for the boy who's crush loves someone else For milk crate ball players, And for the wallflower haters Plant the forests. To the sleepers and the dreamers, And to the bed-wetters, As well as the lonely love letters To the broken hearts who write poems And the broken souls that stole them To men who work for a family they never see And girls who want a lover but they'll never be Split the seas. For the heavens you have lived and the hells you felt you have gone through, For the demons who have overcame and the ones yet to be overcome For the ones who have stuck with the Lord all the same And the ones who don't yet know His name For the fair-weather friends the friends 'til the end The overnighters and the stories told at campfires Move the mountains. This is to the poet, and lovers who don't yet know it To the writers but it's just a hobby, The Debbie Downers who can't stop me This is for the authors whose books is left unread on dusty shelves And the girls who hate the look of themselves To the ones, that when it rains, they choose to sing And the winter you must endure to reach the spring Shake the dust. This is to all of you, and I will say it again: shake the dust. Because from the dust you were made, and to the dust you will return. So let this poem not be mere words that barely flow, may this poet not just be another kid, too quixotic to change the world. But might my poetry be the notes which your words are carried by. Let them swing and sway, a piece to our battlecry, some sylable in your life story. Because from the dust you will rise, so carry the dirt with you and take the world by storm, for the ground you scrape from your palms is the story you form.
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Aug 31, 2018
Aug 31, 2018 at 12:58 PM UTC
Dustsceawung.
This for the little brothers And the widowed mothers To the Sunday morning snoozers And the gamenight losers To the wimps in the schoolyard And even the bullies just down the boulevard Shake the dust. This is for the shopfront greeters, The youth group worship leaders, For the early morning joggers and the late night bike riders, And for the boy who's crush loves someone else For milk crate ball players, And for the wallflower haters Plant the forests. To the sleepers and the dreamers, And to the bed-wetters, As well as the lonely love letters To the broken hearts who write poems And the broken souls that stole them To men who work for a family they never see And girls who want a lover but they'll never be Split the seas. For the heavens you have lived and the hells you felt you have gone through, For the demons who have overcame and the ones yet to be overcome For the ones who have stuck with the Lord all the same And the ones who don't yet know His name For the fair-weather friends the friends 'til the end The overnighters and the stories told at campfires Move the mountains. This is to the poet, and lovers who don't yet know it To the writers but it's just a hobby, The Debbie Downers who can't stop me This is for the authors whose books is left unread on dusty shelves And the girls who hate the look of themselves To the ones, that when it rains, they choose to sing And the winter you must endure to reach the spring Shake the dust. This is to all of you, and I will say it again: shake the dust. Because from the dust you were made, and to the dust you will return. So let this poem not be mere words that barely flow, may this poet not just be another kid, too quixotic to change the world. But might my poetry be the notes which your words are carried by. Let them swing and sway, a piece to our battlecry, some sylable in your life story. Because from the dust you will rise, so carry the dirt with you and take the world by storm, for the ground you scrape from your palms is the story you form.
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The soul of Heaven Panoptically piercing The flight ideas of Fateful formaking; The forfended Resonance of the choirs Of thunder provoking perdition The seditious war drums of Silence weaving movements of being The ambient battlecry lament The resounding echoe Within my soul, knotting A prism of shadows Rumbling beyond eternity Like flowers that grow dead The aura of time Musing tidal memory Reminiscent of twilight The mercurial epoch of light A spectrum of emotion. ELEETE J MUIR.
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Jan 13, 2012
Jan 13, 2012 at 9:42 AM UTC
Freyjas Corroborree
Picking up pieces in the middle of the season of broken hearts mend apart. American child doa youll have tobe ready to die If you want to survive. hear the the battlecry take a step stand by till the end learn to to fight for your fellow men . Pick up your arms join the warfare beat to the sound of the drums hear the echoing snare . Fight for the right to survive just keep on marchin and marchin. While I am rocknrollen ur trigga fingga swollen make your way to the end of the line. Gun flashes in the sky. Waking up the night. This is a battle my child. Lift up your arms. Step up to face the war. Walk out to save a soul. Give them home my battlecry we will save the world this time.
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Apr 22, 2010
Apr 22, 2010 at 11:40 AM UTC
Battlecry
I made a pitcure of jade and emma, Tossed it on my wall, Even took a couples pics They loved it, that was all. Neither understood its facts, and till now, neither did I Intended not as honorary, but as a battlecry. That picture I conceived of them, includes me in it not- just my reflection in it's glaze, an abstraction in their thoughts. And yes, even we formidibal three Somehow all forgot That even forever aint forever Our lessons already taught. And so the power of this image, is more then I will share- It merley depicts my two best friends, Admiting they don't care. This type of art is devistating. Astonishingly clever, So clear its truths invisible The subjects see it never.
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Dec 6, 2017
Dec 6, 2017 at 3:48 PM UTC
The Rains
Wander, ebb and flow, Discern where in this desert the wind should blow There's a battlecry for convention An even fiercer for freedom It is the slight rustle when a tumbleweed passes -cj
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Aug 17, 2014
Aug 17, 2014 at 10:13 PM UTC
tumbleweed anthem
The time has come. I must now say farewell. But don't be glum! You will see me again. I'm going to make my name known Across the ocean in a foreign land. I'm going to experience the world So as to soak up the wisdom of others. And they will know me-- My name will ring like a battlecry. My stories will entertain the passerby. They will chant for me "Encore! Encore! Brava!" They will throw themselves into the midst of the hoopla. And when I've exhausted their reserves of attention, I'll head home and be done with pretention. For in all the traveling I'll do, No one will know me like you. And no matter how good The fame makes me feel, They will only know My name as a battlecry, My stories for the passerby, How they chant "Brava", And throw themselves into the hoopla. But you will know My favorite color is grey. My hair is naturally straight. My jam band is Train. And most of all... My real name. Wait, why am I leaving? To travel and meet Sting? Why would I waste my days Scouring the world for fame When happiness is being known By the One who loves you the most? I think I'll retract my farewell, That I might stay and with You dwell.
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Jun 18, 2014
Jun 18, 2014 at 2:54 PM UTC
A Farewell to You.
Splintered and sinister, this cracked country comes to wither. Are we one, or the forgotten? ****** we cower in the hate for that of which was once so proud. Severed souvenir civilians can we come to root the Earth again? Intertwine our truths, that have torn at the fault lines of  this rattled nation? Stand tall now with the world we shall soon sing in sweet harmony. "Watch the things we gave our lives to broken; and stoop and build us up with worn out tools" Yet, forget not those who shall drown, as they watch their castles crumble; for they will too soon become enlightened. Peaceful pirates set sail, and ignite this tyranny with quiet kerosene; so we may unearth again how the truth shall set you free.
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Jun 14, 2013
Jun 14, 2013 at 8:05 AM UTC
Battlecry
Here our soldiers stand. Waiting in a line to hear the battle cry She is ready to lead her warriors to victory. Sounds of warcries fill the air in the icy Northrend. From distant lands, lots of new races are there to ally This is the place where they will make history. A history for new generations to remember An ember in the ashes of dark ages The time is finally here. Thousands of undead flow upon her army She doesn't flinch, while rallying the human flag. "Freedom is here! It is in our heads and our hearts, Raise your hands for victory is near." She said. ****** battle took place, as the undead warriors decreased faster than her warriors At the next moment they won, it was a small step for them, but a giant leap for mankind Everyone was celebrating... Then, out of nowhere a traitor stabbed her in the back. She sadly couldn't make it, and she embraced the black. Her sacrifice brought a new page in the history of the kingdom of Agerron.
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Apr 4, 2021
Apr 4, 2021 at 8:27 AM UTC
A Battlecry
I know you always saw yourself a knight But I did not realize for a long time That I was a page. You were my sparring partner Who taught me to come at the world Gun drawn So no one could out-shoot me. You told me, And I know, That Justice wears a blindfold because She slashes her sword indiscriminately, And looks at that scale Never. You always saw yourself a lawman I always saw you as a fool. I never realized I learned law At your feet. Fallacies and ways of Drawing out argument and diatribe, Loopholes of morality through which We spin. You taught me to be technically correct, The best kind of correct, Always exploiting but Always within my jurisdiction. I only know now I was a deputy To a sheriff of ridiculous stature. You taught me THE ART OF WAR. It was engraved in stone for me Like an all-caps Roman monument. THE ART OF WAR Is sprawled across a stone archway in my mind Where you came, and you saw. It marks your conquest. You made it my way of loving, Of relating to the world and the people around me. You made me a martyr and mercenary, Standing atop a hill in golden armor, Sunlight behind me and wind in my hair, An avatar of Durga, A disciple of Joan of Arc, A four-year-old poses in chainmail You wrought for her. Illusions of grandeur such as your own Come with this territory. You taught me As your mother and father And grandparents Taught you, THE ART OF WAR- That love is just begrudging words of sweetness Issued only after ruins lay all around And both parties are sufficiently vulnerable, Their bricks having been pried away with crowbars. Love is only an apology given to mollify The wounds you have already wrought. The only privilege loved-ones are afforded, Is the bandage that covers up the customary Destruction That is your normal face. You and I only ever knew love as You clipping my wings And I breaking free to spray The shrapnel of those chains Into your face. We added to each others' pile of scars. It was so rare for us to run into battle together, On the same side, Voices as one in a battlecry. I don't even know how long it's been since Us soldiers-for-hire got hired By the same team at once. You cast me out of steel Like a sword. And now I am the legendary blade Destined to clash against you for all eternity. We will only ever know ceasefires Of a day in length. We will run through the flame, And we will practice the art You taught me.
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Sep 28, 2015
Sep 28, 2015 at 2:49 PM UTC
Protege
I know you always saw yourself a knight But I did not realize for a long time That I was a page. You were my sparring partner Who taught me to come at the world Gun drawn So no one could out-shoot me. You told me, And I know, That Justice wears a blindfold because She slashes her sword indiscriminately, And looks at that scale Never. You always saw yourself a lawman I always saw you as a fool. I never realized I learned law At your feet. Fallacies and ways of Drawing out argument and diatribe, Loopholes of morality through which We spin. You taught me to be technically correct, The best kind of correct, Always exploiting but Always within my jurisdiction. I only know now I was a deputy To a sheriff of ridiculous stature. You taught me THE ART OF WAR. It was engraved in stone for me Like an all-caps Roman monument. THE ART OF WAR Is sprawled across a stone archway in my mind Where you came, and you saw. It marks your conquest. You made it my way of loving, Of relating to the world and the people around me. You made me a martyr and mercenary, Standing atop a hill in golden armor, Sunlight behind me and wind in my hair, An avatar of Durga, A disciple of Joan of Arc, A four-year-old poses in chainmail You wrought for her. Illusions of grandeur such as your own Come with this territory. You taught me As your mother and father And grandparents Taught you, THE ART OF WAR- That love is just begrudging words of sweetness Issued only after ruins lay all around And both parties are sufficiently vulnerable, Their bricks having been pried away with crowbars. Love is only an apology given to mollify The wounds you have already wrought. The only privilege loved-ones are afforded, Is the bandage that covers up the customary Destruction That is your normal face. You and I only ever knew love as You clipping my wings And I breaking free to spray The shrapnel of those chains Into your face. We added to each others' pile of scars. It was so rare for us to run into battle together, On the same side, Voices as one in a battlecry. I don't even know how long it's been since Us soldiers-for-hire got hired By the same team at once. You cast me out of steel Like a sword. And now I am the legendary blade Destined to clash against you for all eternity. We will only ever know ceasefires Of a day in length. We will run through the flame, And we will practice the art You taught me.
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Where is the poet whose bugles blow Through internet screens and invisible Imperialistic royalty? Might your words blow like trumpets At Jericho? March, march upon the walls That which takes the heart at its very beat, Take back with passion all that Fear has robbed, The power in the people that remains The basic fundamental movement Of this world, Let be known we stand, We stand and will fight, March on poet saints, Let a the martyrs before you become The crystalline clarity that beckons Deep in the soul. Behold, The words become a movement, May they incur the people, Then it becomes a battlecry!
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 9:47 PM UTC
Beat Your Words of Change!!
“Battlecry” Battles rage and chaos gains a hold in every heart But through all wars and endless fears An end will come to all who seek To tear the veil of reigning peace My battle cry will end the fray For my voice it shall be heard
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May 30, 2013
May 30, 2013 at 11:53 PM UTC
Battlecry
Unwrap me. Strip me of this vessel. Shake this bottle, this container, until the insides bubble up. Challenge my everything. Yell. Scream. Cry out your battlecry. I will do the same, matching your tone, copying your voice. I will do the same until I can no longer speak. I will best you in this contest of screams until I feel the redness in my cheeks. I will shake the mountains with my voice alone. Every word I say sets a landmine off, so let the explosions come. I have so much more to say.
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Aug 2, 2015
Aug 2, 2015 at 4:19 AM UTC
Voices
One more gone, out of us Do you know that they count on us I am talking those who risked THEIR lives Only for us to be in peace and strive One more crime, we saw it blind BUT they still fight for the right of mankind I am talking about those who don't die Those who don't lose hope in the battlecry One more attack and we are silent That's the message for the martyrs we send It's time for all of us to unite Not as nationals, as humans to fight.
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Aug 8, 2016
Aug 8, 2016 at 10:52 AM UTC
Fight for Humanity(against terror)
I suit up I got my war paint on forward into battle forwar forward into battle saying Fire, fire, fire, Fire away hear the battlecry hear and sing it like oohohohohhhoooooh
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 3:33 AM UTC
Warpaint (wip lyrics)
A soldier like me Can't show weakness So I've been keepin ya a secret Can't let the world know I have a weak spot That the one thing that can destroy me is you If they ever found you I don't know what I'd do But i'll go through hell to protect you I'll die over and over again just to hear you breathe Because I would push past previous limits At the cost to see you live Sacrificing everything just to keep you Putting it all on the line so I don't lose you
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Nov 17, 2014
Nov 17, 2014 at 2:13 PM UTC
My Battlecry
21 for the decades, times double date 22 for your memory & how still, it placates 23, for my parents, with all their support- & 24 to reflect, record and report. 25 for the sound of my friends breathing sleep, and 26, for the shared memories that only one of us keep. 27 for Heaven & 27 for Hell, if my next years worth living, its worth living well. 28 as an EP, The Mainstream, the mandate; the lifestyle, the butcher, the people relate- 29 in a battlecry,when we run towards the light, & 30- for all those who fight the good fight. The addicts, the victims all without support systems: may peace keep you warm & may you know love  is a place, & that Together we'll triumpth, in the futures we face.
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Feb 23, 2023
Feb 23, 2023 at 11:00 AM UTC
Late 20's