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Innocence (In a Sense)


Cuffs and the orange suit Gavel slams and court ensues as my sentence remains on this mans hands and the guard man hands me as a man can and i cant do anything about it suddenly the judge fades in and out of my minds crowded focus and my eyes shrouded as tears fall and im now grounded.
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