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Enter Poem or Quote (Required) In the city of Libra There goes an unfair leader Forcing them to take sense-remover shoots The people taking them everyday continuously Anything that brings feelings must be destroyed The law of the country, the unwill of the people People…some people, who want to experience life Who want to live it, not willing to die not knowing what love means Not willing to fight without knowing the reason Not willing to kill pleasant animals & take the life of other There walks a man called Preston so strong so fast He holds his double-weapon gun & shoots the people who resist Resist, the law of the country But so he had 2 sons & a wife who was combusted from the accusation of sense & so he tried to stop the remover-shoots & try to experience life with feelings & hide them behind his bathroom mirror, while his son would watch. And living life as if another He would help the resistance to fight for one another & kill the one who makes the rules, makes the orders While he would work, he would fall in love with another woman Who will be combusted or fire-burned because of her will to feel, to love, to sense But she would love the man who killed her lover of the crime of sense & Preston would fight & win & she would burn & die & the law of the country was over
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