where's the some for, one for, gotta make a run for?
...yeah, "Imagine"
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I cannot 'pledge' allegiance. I cannot find my heart! My hands are tied Behind my back, Stiff and sore, In this strait-laced, Rough-and-raw-Slave-picked-cotton, White Designer Jacket.
Like License Plates made by inmates Of another stripe. Oh? Not quite ... Quite like, Most not Not Not Designer Whites Pin Stripes?
Black-lit Back HIT Cotton-picked Cotton Padded DNA Dope Cells black and blue and brown and who?
Do YOU SEE the Flag of those who HAVE? Of course, You Do. Hah! You who Can Surrender!
I don't have, I? (don't have?) Too hard to BE at Peace. Peace. Peace? I cannot see this 'Peace'! No, no...No! When? Ever? All? ... One?
Oh, and re: Your Public? Which? those who have not fallen? YOU JUST(?) DON'T GET IT. Oh, God. GOD? WHOSE?
I cannot CRY for YOU, But I can ... Cry. And I can Wipe my nose On my sheets When I lay myself to rest.
One People. One People. Under One God... Ever? Liberated? Free? All? No, we've yet to learn And my heart won't listen to my Head and my hands So tied.
But I can speak. I have some words left... And when this selfish Wannabe Altruist Grows up, enough, I can behave and work For What is Better.
I can hope a bandage works For a moment And I ... (someday?) WIll Rise... And I will Stand With All.
I must sleep now...I must struggle no longer. Please, let me rest. I have to wipe my nose on my sheets. I'd like a pillow, please?
Then, if I sleep, I will be allowed a Podium. My heart will be found and my arms will be free enough to hold the others, all so, still so fearful of You.
Those who have Not surrendered? Those who have -- not.
Yankee Doodle Daddy is a historical Appalachian Family Saga. The story follows a mother's reckoning as she struggles to survive and keep her four daughters alive.
so awesome to see you...
love&light,
**Mari**
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