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Club Q

A Poem

By Atomic HistorianPublished 4 years ago Updated 3 years ago 1 min read
Club Q
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We were shaken

When five lives were taken

But one is not mistaken

When they cheer

For the one that took them from here

They say they support the military

But when an unarmed veteran

Takes care of their man

Nothing but silence

Because they love the violence of hate

They wish they could use the state

To destroy the world

Bleeding billions

They don’t realize

They are the villains

They think they are Daniel in the den

But they are not

They are the plebeian legion

Leading the people to their cross

They say they care

Yet, are the lions tearing us apart in the colosseum

They preach love

While enacting their hate

There is no fate

Just random acts of pain

That stain our mind

But now it’s time to grieve

Later we can unwind

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