| Inflicting arms extended to ground; |
| outstretched frail. |
| Able
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| bodies toiling in the fields
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| below. |
| A heartfelt slap in forced
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| emotion, shaking bouts allow
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| incentive. |
| There’s an invitation
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| passed along the lines up to the
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| house, the count will vacate
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| tonight. |
| Glancing down one last
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| time, in hopes of catching their
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| eye and oh my, he does enjoy these
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| petty torments.
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| Look beyond
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| welcome, a fleeting peace as he soars away northbound; |
| a rest for
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| the weary. |
| A fleeting peace as the devil flies away. |
| The torches
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| of nighttime igniting, there will
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| be no break from the labor now, as the quota must be met. |
| Behind the
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| wounds of the toiling pawns'
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| resentment, strain faced demons
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| overlook the land. |
| The blind
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| mans' word rings an infinite
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| wisdom, senses empowered by an overly sensitive hand.
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| They
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| best behave or they face an end,
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| immunity granted for only work to bones extent. |
| With the eyes ever
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| watching, ever knowing the rules
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| we’ve broken they always see.
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| With a stare into a pale circle,
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| we’re weeping and gnashing. |
| We remember the past, our families.
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| Look beyond welcome, fleeting
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| peace as he soars home southbound,
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| no rest for the weary, and no peace as the devil feels
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| dismay.
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| Better behave, oh how
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| you must behave, a finger to touch
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| the scar upon your cheek. |
| As though sparked by the light cast
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| upon them, together they fault at no dismay and their spirits won’t
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| be broken. |
| From here I view this
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| as almost a dream, forgotten, I fall to my knees and witness the
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| onslaught of peon divine. |
| And we must hail the count, in excess
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| you’ll be found, follow onward
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| round you’ll go it will not stop.
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| They always ask the question of why it’s them that is condemned
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| and left to worship folly of man.
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| Better behave, oh how you must
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| behave. |
| My finger will touch a new scar upon your cheek |