Bondage
Arrested in our silence
Voices crawling, minds numbing
Sadly our pens, out of ink cannot scream for us
Our hands bonded
Brains shackled
Our ears and eyes open
Wide as oven as hot as hell
We take in what they give us
Thought
What they want
Is what we know
Can we plead with our hands behind our back?
The lean and hungry dog
The look of tyranny
Yet we bark
Subservient
Tears glisten as they fall like the sadistic blood our conspirators unravel from the peers
Fallen like the apple from the tree
How many heads did it hit on the way down?
Dominoes.
Fallen our independence,
Why even drink tea
When it's symbolism died as our fathers
Fallen 6ft into dirt
I weep, they weep, the mind would weep
Were the prisons not so tight.
Confined
A rat without cheese to find
Trapped in our own device.
Hypocratic, democratic
Singing
Mockingbird mock me?
Take my throat
Take my mind
Take my love
Take my heart
But steadfast remains my soul.
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