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"Never-ending"


I hear the never-ending cries of oppression,

The shouts for reform that fall on deaf ears,

Within them, the same streaming tears,

Nightmares plague the night with never-ending fears,,

That no one seems to hear,

 

We see the never-ending,

We dream the never-ending,

The never-ending reality,

Of the true form of society,

One that engulfs the community in depravity,

 

“Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”

The American Dream is all we seek,

Our resolve is not weak,

We just want what's within our reach,

So, no more tears,

Time to face our fears

 
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