Freedom FromA Poem by Jeremy D. AndrewsJust thoughts on freedom. no real style involved, kinda mixed upI am free they say, but at what price Was what who wondered when, never knowing necessitates need. You always know those who are free. They treat tyrants too timidly, always aware anybody awaits. To take what they thought was freedom abound.
I am free they say, but at what price. Fighting furiously forever floundering because being born berates boundaries The strong take over and give at will creating caution carelessly culminating speech sparks sparingly sarcasms soul Say what you want, but watch what you say.
I am free they say, but at what price. Righteous ranks write writ red managing money making mountains move Believe who you want, but only our god. goodly greatness graciously giving gone only operating on oppression over We are right, you are wrong.
I am free they say, but at what price. happy has heavenly hinderment hate. pursue purposefully pain progressions plan be reasonable or live without thy own designing definite diadem does demand irritating icons irrevelantly imposing illogical Your will is broken, you can go no farther.
I am free they say, but at what price. Everlasting equally emerges empathically enter losing lords lucid laughing lament You can be like us, just act like us. unrelenting usually under unprecedent use just jesus joins jaded jury Sinners now and always be to them.
I am free they say, but at what price. very vivacious voters vehemouth value you yards yelling yesses yore I am the poeple just wait and see. keep killing key kites kharma queezy quietness questions quip queer I am your leader now, but not like I say.
I am free they say, but at what price. Infinite agony falls toward sanctions believed all warnings pride. Ignore altruisms fashionable token signature because after whimsical pardons they say free I am, at what but price.
Your freedom of course, there is no other price.
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