I find bits of a dismembered rabbit Outside the uptight iron fence Promising safety from nature For these people with their frozen swimming pool Living in their tiny boxes People stacked on people Leaving for work Coming home Numbed by blue screens Into fitful sleeps Jolted awake To do it all again Buying into the lie That life is currency to be spent For what? For continued existence? Why don’t we all rise up At the concept that this one life Is only lived at the behest Of those who profit off our years Hiding behind the bars of the iron fence Will not save you from being the rabbit Has it never occurred to you You’re scared of the wrong thing
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