Listening to the rage of angst, Screams without syllables Grunting apes You couldn’t blame them though The meat of red thighs born to feed Supplying the constant demand “Me man, you mine” He meet another, don’t like one another No want t’share mine Not my kind Where the anxiety of pains creep up and seep into to hate The conscious youth, seeking unconscious life Freedom, From What? From Who? You? What is free? Does that mean I can choose the way that I see? Couldn’t that be in any life? Whether or not they say it’s right. To any freedom, To any choice, To all the people stifled by power; To scream out to the soul of another, To this god thing people toy with. “He Gave ME the right to do this, to kill and breed my hate!” Bullshit don’t you think?
Reason for writing:
I was hanging out at this place called the Elvis Room in Portsmouth, NH. There was a hard core show that night, I forget what bands were playing but this is how I reacted.
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