I cannot bear the sound of these trees;
My misery becomes my shallow beautifulness
Let us retreat to our hourly wages!
Behold the jobs that take our souls
Such worldly knowledge has come to a close
For the power of our wages speaks to none
Let us work for a tree and get more leaves
Desperate is the wise man who knows all
With flags that worship every biding country
I have no pearls to claim my innocence
For what is a pearl without luster?
For I am in desperate retreat...I love you regardless
In truth and weariness, she is the light
Sweet Mama America!
Wisdom carries deeply
A perfect wound
Heaven help me find the way of peace
I shall take my throne
And throw it in the sea
So the sea can create waves of mercy
For America is not every country,
For America is for sale
We validate ourselves with American money
And we listen to the voices of the weak
We are soldiers marching to war
Because war is not yet defeated
And who am I to deny my wages
When my wages deny me?
I swallow these trees
And I hear them sing
And the sound is so peaceful like the thorn;
Poor and unfortunate things happen to the ungrateful soul
Winter's breath becomes livid,
And Cupid seems so cold
Oh the wanderlust of it all seems so unfair
The bitter biscuits in the oven
The stale breeze in the wind
And Cupid rises to fame in a bout of misery.
- Author: Soul Baby (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: May 6th, 2024 00:11
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 3
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