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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required America was born in protest violence, but Lady Liberty now has postpartum memento — A colonial, hypocritical condition called: Revoltee Protestation Amnesia Wavy umbilical vanished memories, of destructive actions ~ Terrible justification deeds needed to break the bond of perceived tyranny Swaddled in a dissent slogan banner, her Revolution baby first words uttered were: “No taxation without representation” Shedding musket tears of colonial employ, the charter tyke was weaned on East India Company tea But the parliamentary shackles of free speech assembly oppression hurt America Revolution baby’s neck too much She couldn’t breathe liberty as fetter such Swift economic growing pains bare witness how the colonial child's voice changed Words of pretty mild dissent turned protest ugly Her juvenile behavior developed bosom rage violently It kindled a revolt-tea dumpster fire At the righteous protestation adolescent phase, the Revolutionary young lady riot-tossed into the Boston harbor the British tea Utter-ly destroying property of the E. India company Oh, how the Revolution woman-child’s anger burned — Torch subtle as volatile voices often be In Native American disguise, she killed collaborative officials, who worked for the England government subsidiary And when the fiery rage of her riotous vexation died down This famous act of violence subsequently became protest praiseworthy renown My, ooh my: Violence never was so romanticized! What a violent birther story, wouldn’t you agree But now a few hourglasses filled with Crown Royal ambrosia: America has drunken pride, blackout deeds of protest amnesia At the ripe age of whine maturity, the Revolution contrary woman now do flag foreswear she’s peacemaker toting as can be Cursed be her revolt-tea dumpster fire, blackout memories So don’t you darkie dare, with grievance sidearms raised, try to protest violently Ain’t it funny how, with memento frowns, hypocrites forget so easily
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