S.A.F.E in Santa Cruz 2-03-05 (poem) by Tyler Joseph Wiseman on AuthorsDen

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S.A.F.E in Santa Cruz 2-03-05 by Tyler Joseph Wiseman Wednesday, March 02, 2005 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Kickin' splits, I see the sitting stance of protest, silent reverences to the truth Prolific, I sat in the streets of New York City, Kansas, San Fran and the Bay, with every multitude of places between not singing, though my tongue dances fitfully with the poetry You've got to let your feet caress the streetside along the way, see the protest effusively cry lament and deliberate on the atrocious ways
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