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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required In life they take and take, dignity, peace. In life they trick us into nothing. Lower than soil; deeper than roots; sunk in swamps. In death we live, find paths past moon and stars. In life they destroy thoughts; desecrate bodies inside out; remove friendship; weapon spouses; alienate our children. They plough fields of fear; sow four seeds: shame, guilt, doubt and confusion; reap submission and self-harm. Their scythes we turn against ourselves. They grow... and grow. In death we wash our clothes in water clear they will be new In life our chains are made by man; their hands obscure us from the light; their hands rob us of food to feed, of clothes to cover; their hands make us shiver naked, invade and take.... and take. with fingers spread we wash our skin free of sin we give forgiveness In life we do not understand ourselves; dive head first into seas and mud; believe we are evil sinners. Puppets for far too long. Our deaths their win face them alive and be complete In life their winter will come soon, their blood will freeze, their organs crumble, their minds will scatter, food for birds, their shattered conscience preserved; they will do penance, time and again and again We shall sit with our backs against the tree eat the permitted fruit and be free *** Copyright © Darren White January 8, 2017
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