I cry
I'm not a big crier
Never was
The tears never came
But I as set my eyes upon
The words and lines
The people bore their hearts and souls into
I cry
I cry for the unfairness of the world
I cry for the racial injustice
I cry for the idiotic
I cry for the ones who have to stay silent
I cry for the invisible hands that can't be seen
At these moments I seem to cry for everything
I cry for myself
I cry for my own silent screams
I cry for my own misery
I've even cried for the birds and trees
I cry for the homeless
And for the missed opportunities
I cry for the cutthroats
I cry for the angels
For the saviors
And I cry for the people like me
The demons of the night
The ones who never were seen
The ones never saved
For who can save me from me?
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