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No Luck For The Masses

No Luck For The Masses

Reversed into a corner where there is no way out 
Rehearsed by a performer who likes to scream and shout 
Inverses like a reformer who doesn’t know what he’s talking about 
A curse that comes from former earnings not to go without 

Multinational corporations that occupy the economic terrain 
Unilateral conflagrations that teach you best of all to abstain 
Collateral in the conversations that leave you grimacing in pain 
Bilateral renunciations that leave the desert drenched in rain 

Devastations that demand solutions in order to comply to convention
Remonstrations of absolution that deny the condescension 
Aberrations of convolution that are a bone of mass contention 
Admirations of the communions of the divine Ressurection 

Profoundly seeking absolution from a person bound by grief 
Resounding personal solutions that require the blessing of a chief 
Confounding immolations that imply the working of a thief 
Impounding the convolutions that you want to remain brief 

Stupefaction of the masses staring at their screens 
Abstraction comes in flashes of animations, adverts and memes
Extraction of the molasses as they’re diluting your dreams 
Retraction of the colossus that invokes a high pitched scream

No luck for the poor the broken the tired the vulnerable or maimed 
A truck of sure defiance that protesting will remain 
The stuck realm of more reliance is a place of unhealthy terrain 
While the crux that bore all of this violence leaves you back out in that desert rain.

Copyright The End Elizabeth Moroz

Copyright © | Year Posted 2025




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Date: 8/9/2025 5:14:00 PM
such informative rhyming lines that flow easily form one topic to another. Wow.
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Date: 8/9/2025 1:38:00 AM
Hello Elizabeth Moroz :-) It's sad fact!
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