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We are still in a cage
Many of us brothers and sisters may not realize this,
But we are still in a cage, we like are broken birds, we croak our voices
We spread our black wings, occupying every little bit of space we have
We are given little breadcrumbs to satisfy our hunger, believing that it is enough and we should be grateful
We swallow our pride and take in what we can get
But little breadcrumbs won’t satisfy our freedom, little breadcrumbs won’t satisfy our dreams, little breadcrumbs won’t satisfy anything, but our hunger
If one bird stomp its’ feet in rage, and croaks its’ voice until it can say no more
Instead of uniting with that voice like a youthful choir, we bow our heads and look the other way.
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