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The Arraignment
08:24
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Red-faced, mouths agape
Self-victimizing all throughout
Pray your way out of this
Arrogance dancing at the humility masquerade
Evolving notions, naive and paranoid
The deadness in the depths comes alive in secrecy
Young outstretched arms
These soft and impressionable fingers twitch; grasp
Indoctrination through death
Involuntary martyrdom
The leaves are curling and the hairs are standing up
When the sirens are singing, how will you be able to keep the cattle from kicking?
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A disgusting domestic product
A circle jerk in the blockhouse; blanks sent from the arrow slit
And a sequence of stupid salutes
Scorched earth
Three rings around the neck
Chewing on dirt, digging a deeper grave
All bridges lead to nowhere
Evident to the senses
There's not a lot of moving parts left
Yet, slavering and unwavering
Under a discerning eye
Dragged over the line
Unheard screams
It's so bitter
The cynic in me says the middle isn't worth meeting
Let the sun finally set
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godofgaps Buffalo, New York
"Faith is the great cop-out, the great excuse to evade the need to think and evaluate evidence. Faith is belief in spite of, even perhaps because of, the lack of evidence."
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