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It's been just a few minutes
And I open my eyes
I see my first ticket
To a life of soon to be lies
The anesthetic touches my skin
My mother cries
"Oh my new kin!"
It's only been thirteen years
And I can see my life in tears
As I soon find out
They have tortured me, now I'm stout
I am one of those kids
See as one worthless lids
Pulled off life
And cut with a knife
Now I'm twenty-one
And happily married
A new career my school years are done
And thank you government and you fairies
You send me bills
and taxes and kills
So you say so yourself
That we will all live a life to tell
But we know that's a lie
Now I'm eighty-one and fully grown
Back in diapers with a story to tell
I'm glad to to live a life fully blown
By the corrupt days of a world we wish wish we didn't know
Born to be hell
Remember we grew up
With war of religion which makes no sense to me
And sex on TV for whom we do not trust
We live in a world that was supposed to be free.
Yeah, that's not a lie
- by critic-the-homeless |
- Poetry And Lyrics
- | Submitted on 12/21/2011 |
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- Title: Our way of life
- Artist: critic-the-homeless
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Description:
This is a poem about how we go through life, and how are body and minds change to our age.
There is parts where you may think about, (Like: Seen as worthless lids
Pulled off life [no one cares about you]
And cut with a knife [Emo, duh]
- Date: 12/21/2011
- Tags: timeline life religion politics hell
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