
If the poor will not defend their rights, how can they expect someone to save them?
Rated: Fiction T - English - Words: 82 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 05-04-06 - id: 2167477
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We feel freedom as a lioness rampant
That which towers
In bloody showers
With the passing of hours in which we are free
We feel scorn as a bowl full of water
Chilling our bones
Destroying our homes
With harshest tones that we can rise above
Hidden in your shack, peasant one
Sick to jarring
Sunset marring
With its beauty your foolish pain
If the peasants will not fight for their rights
How can they expect someone to come and save them?
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