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I am a writer, a poet, I expel my verse in melody or monotony
I draw or spring into step, and when I do, it's done with vigor.
I wield my weapon whether it be a brush, a lip, or a pen
and when I do you can count on it being vivid.
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Orson Scott Card, L. Ron Hubbard, Billy Collins

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Posted on March 18, 2008 at 4:26pm —

In this place we call home

In this place we call home,
The land of the free
There are many a color and creed

In this place we call home,
This land where we're free
We have liberties to speak and dream

In this place we call home,
Where the child can learn
Where the poor can reach what they yearn

In this place we call home,
Where the peoples heart burns
We can conquer without concern

But, in this place we call home
We are bought and sold
ignored and left out to the cold

But, In this place we call home
There are children trucked in
to be sold as sensual skin

But, in this place we call home
The doctor is not who he seems
Drugging the artist who's thought is to motley to see

But, in this place we call home
The people are blind
To what's honestly killing from inside

We're on our way down
But most don't see
We wont have a chance
If we don't break free

We have a break now
'fore we go to the dogs
To open our eyes and see

The politics are warped
But we can still manage
To win back our liberties

Open your eyes
Reach out your hand
'cause it's time to read between the lines

This place we call home
Will burn to the ground
With all it's people and freedom inside.

If we do something now
We might have a chance
To save us all from the fire.

-M.E.C


Open your eyes
Reach out your hand
'cause it's time to read between the lines
The Citizens Commission on Human Rights will help:
http://www.cchr.org/

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At 8:20am on February 7, 2009, anas nassar said…
hi photojonic
At 10:53am on January 30, 2009, riben kali said…
want more hear about you
RBK
At 6:37am on March 23, 2008, Q said…
You gots chops, girl...One of the better reads I've had in a while, kudos.
At 3:58pm on March 18, 2008, JANAJ-YANAY said…
hello, thsnk ou for add and also tank you you post that video here..
At 7:33pm on March 4, 2008, JANAJ-YANAY said…
hello cuty beauty, so nice to have you here..
At 11:08am on February 27, 2008, Megan said…
Greets and welcome! I look forward to some vivid works :D
At 8:40pm on February 26, 2008, Lawrence Jaffe said…
welcome to p4hr we look forward to your words.
 
 

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