ALL THIS.
“Fuck it, I was always destined to either be beaten to death or die in prison anyway, A good ending for me was never in the stars So, I might as well just get it over with…”
ALL THIS.
By
Ross E F Lombardi.
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To Kill a silent mocking word.
To allow a scream to die
To not allow a whisper to be heard
To promote and brag the lie.
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To disallow dissent to be stirred.
To disallow the journalist to pry.
To slaughter the singing pretty bird.
To forbid the child to cry
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No spirit may look skyward.
No one may stand too tall.
You MUST conform to the mewing herd.
ALL THIS to control us All.
About the Creator
Ross E Fortune Lombardi
Writer and Artist.
A (Constantly Failing To Be Funny) satirist!
Mutare non est meum
Cantus moriar
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