Subject to Truth
A poem
By Willow Rakiah Creager Published 4 years ago • Updated 4 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Tingey Injury Law Firm on Unsplash
Oceans ablaze
In your manipulative gaze.
You speak as if it's true.
But I'm not subject to you.
Arise, little spies,
And retrievers gilded gold,
Show me what I see.
Make her subject to me.
But Earth was here before,
And she'll be here after.
You do not decide
In such a short span of time
What is, what was,
What'll always be.
With bias so twisted,
It can be called a sickness,
How did you survive
All these years so awry?
You can tell more lies.
I'm not subject to you.
It's not my job to prove.
Reality will defeat you.

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