Liberation
There was chains that held me here,
In bondage a captive.
I was chained to this island,
Chained to this life;
This body, this soul.
The day came when I stopped revolting,
And let whatever be, be.
I gathered crops, tall and green
But enough was never enough.
The language I knew,
But ones I long forgot
Held in my thoughts.
Soon the day came,
When I was freed
That I suddenly realized, it was all in greed.
What did a slave do with freedom?
When slavery is all they know
And here I am floating,
With no place to call home
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