The Colonialism of Cancer

Moving from left to right Cancer day and night Cancer the day heaven 
Witnessed the pain women experiencing, suck their bellies the chemotherapy 
Machines drank hundred thousand souls shaver from their hearts personifies by the scent of Cancer.
The air we breathe break to air pollution because of Cancer, the scent of 
Imagination polluted by cancer they can't deny death is everywhere because of Cancer people lost their happiness to cancer.
The day earth descends to call upon you were aback serial killer

I blame you for denying my generation to smell pure air, you're too bad to 
Take innocent souls from us, why you allow us nagging at you, don't you 
Ashamed how invincible you are, look how ugly you're in my imagination. 
I preferred to see you suck any 
Individuals that banks our resources to foreign bank accounts, the 
Thundering of Cancer may padlock his mouth; I know you're so powerful of drinking their imagination to maggots 

People were happy in there, gardens until they heard about you, you torn 
Thousands life apart to concept of apartheid, you denied us the opportunity 
To lactates our kids then the breasts of women no longer the pyramid of Egypt the smile on your face rouged our destiny to languish under bigger  chemotherapy machines, because of Cancer to cashew taste the limbs you took away never forgiven you.
Mind you Mr. Cancer to our coffers are empty you aren't right to leave these 
Greedy individuals from escaping our lands passing through your mouth open without catching their brains, their actions are greater than Adolf Hitler wall.

The freedom you jeopardize to prosthetic Cancer to innocent guts cries 
 In silent pain to itself, you attacked that person indefinitely as well you 
Control their hope no more to smile with friends or siblings under your 
Sandal and you continue weeding their hope from recuperation.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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August 14, 2017 at 7:32 PM
Jesus Christ is the answer. Amen
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