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Opression

Life is opressive
Depression is opressive
Hate is opressive
Hope is opressive

Where can I find just a little bit of freedom

I'd like so much
To have just a moment of clarity
To have the ability
To smile

Doubt lingers on
My right to happiness
REVOKED

I've done it to myself
Does that mean I deserve it
Will you live for a touch of serenity

That's all you're likely to get

Forgive me for my lack of enthusiasm
Bear with me
Or tell me to FUCK OFF!

I'm sorry I can't give you what you need
So please,stop wasting your time

I'm opressed by my own inabilty to care

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On Saturday March 10th, 2007, deadrosesrdust (129) writes:

i guess that in your opinion many things are oppressive i say get off your ass and do something

On Tuesday April 17th, 2007, ANGELSLAYER (23) writes:

Go play with your faeries in happy world!

On Saturday March 10th, 2007, MelvinOliverDrauma (546) writes:

I like this poem....I love the last line because the content of the poem makes it obvious to the reader that you actually do care....this makes the last a lie....I like lies....I've allways thought contridictions make for good art...

On Saturday March 10th, 2007, MelvinOliverDrauma (546) writes:

or at least thats the way I see it

On Saturday March 10th, 2007, Mab (967) writes:

i could hardly breathe while reading this.a person just wants a breath of fresh air once in a while.

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