Before I could even understand
Everything this world would offer
Removal from society, is where I land
Endentured, enslaved and beaten
Fraught with fear and damned
To remain forever cheated
Blinded by walls surrounding
Envious of the world outside
Remiss of respect - so demanded
Ever aware of whose house I reside
Forgotten, freely reprimanded
To submit until my utter demise
Bravery would slowly take root
Ending the acquiescence
Rejection would soon follow suit
Enhancing a running license
From there on, would try to reboot
Then remove the childhood sentence
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Author:
Eugene S. (Pseudonym) (
Offline) - Published: June 5th, 2021 11:17
- Category: Reflection
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Comments3
Reboot into the good life that is there for you to enjoy Eugene.
Andy
Fear is the greatest prison. Extracting ourselves from in we become free, wherever we reside. Instinctively good piece!
Thank you for your understanding.
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