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Kite.


Sometimes I wonder How could I make a kite fly Even when weighed down by a boulder How could I make these diseased things happy They want money and my everlasting plea to be their servant I must be their maid, wife, confidant No longer will I be Patronized by a country with horrid beliefs So shackle me down, strip me of my clothes and break my crown Tell the whole town, how I failed to be like everyone else Maybe if I wonder My kite will be over the hills Way down yonder
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<p>well said</p><p>you make that kite fly when you're imprison of the oppression</p><p>watch how your kite is set free</p>

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