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Anger


I walked before a wall filled with injustice

And laid down my dragging dead legs

Their starers stared down my spark

But let them choose to spark my flame

A spark barks into a flame

A flame blares into an inferno

An inferno brings a fury

Into a fires fabulous fearless firestorm

So block my way

I’ll sit right down, and chose to stay

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