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I thought we


I thought we were all one But divided into many Same veins, same air different mind I thought we were all equally created Not equally hated. Afraid of reality Unlesss there is lights and cameras I thought we feared no man Yet we clutch for materials of nothing. I thought we walked heads up Eyes open. But they are wide shut. I thought we were I thought we Were one nation under God. Free with laws Now twisted and flawed. I thought we but now I see we. Are not what I thought we.
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KnightRobot
<p>i like this. i get scared if what i write doesn&#39;t grammatically work, but your &#39;we&#39;&nbsp;definitely works poetically.</p>

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