Freedom's Mine

my grey cell has no walls two windows free my mind eyes unlock prison doors leaving me unconfined steel beds on which I’ve laid have carried me away independence is solely mine each solitary day solitude does not dilute dark silence is not wasted I persevere pursuing freedom I’ve once tasted leisurely highways are travelled while passing recorded hours I privately pursue assailing ivory towers I address the silhouettes society’s sobriety metaphysically assessing maliciousness defiantly freedom is a state of mind iron bars cannot confine oppressors may arrest restrain or even blind independence is solely mine
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