I am but life of pain that lives through words of
freedom My body is a temple of bones, scorns … and tar Imprisoned by my liberty The one that seems to be limited I am the unfair, love and wars The love that I seek And the war to get it Both are unfair, both leave scars I am a generation, education and limitation Of what meant to be real Of what I’m supposed to feel I am all, whole and less I am but life through pain that ache from words of
freedom My body is a temple of stones, dawns … and tar Imprisoned by my humanity The one that seems to be perfected I am despair that flows along blood The voice of who can’t speak The blind who cannot peek The human origin, I’m mud I am inspiration, occupation and immigration Of the nobles and their stand Of blood over the land I am what all miss I am but life and pain that write the words of
freedom My body is a temple of mourns, crowns … and tar Imprisoned by identity The one that seems to be omitted I am the stare of a hungry child The struggle of the week The abyss and
the peak The urban and the wild They call me revolution Of hope, their final beam Their mean to redeem