Seemingly Trapped

They penetrate our lands and they pollute our waters, 
All while they rape our mothers and daughters.  
Hungrily they trek through our minds dripped in honey,  
To disguise the propaganda that feeds off our money.  
Not just corporations and stores will confuse us, 
But also the governing peoples who'll use us. 
Our pineal glands will show us the way through, 
The laws and restrictions that keep us subdue. 
Fluoride is poisoning us so we will not see, 
The answers from above, the land, and the sea. 
Are we but helpless? It does seem to be so. 
But each little bit counts, so we'll learn and we'll grow.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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