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Human Trafficking


(poems go here) Thousands of people taken and killed every day Tortured in every kind of way Forced to do things that no human should be forced to do Without being given simple freedoms wouldn’t you hate that too Sex, labor, even disaster cleanup It might sound simple but it is truly rough Having the world taken away All your hopes and dreams gone array Knowing you will never see your family again Wishing you could just turn off the pain Never having the chance to lead a normal life All you know of this world is strife Wishing you could end it all But knowing you have to stand up tall Twenty-Seven million slaves being held captive It is your choice will you be reactive?
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