Grim America
Why can’t I believe the lies,
Be a child; just so ignorant.
Be told infamous lies
That hide the unspoken guilt.
In those mindless moments,
Even for just then,
Relish in obliviousness;
A cold pretense that will end.
For there is a tomorrow
And with that, lives sparred
Amongst lies that will be told,
forever welcoming
A desperate escape.
To end the grim days
Of an American.
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