Just like a Basilisk
Slithering through the magical land
Harry Potter killing it swiftly
Trump killed our rights
quickly and without thoughts
The mythical life of the creatures
Thought of in childhood
Torn apart by the slithering Basilisk
The face breaking the silence
Creating some on the other side
Many of us dying
Being murdered by the ignorant
From lack of care
Creating fame in the eyes of the community
Do we really exist?
Just like a Griffin
From an odd mythical movie
Our rights have been taken without our will
Someday this work will end
What will we be known for?
The slithering snake
Or the Unicorn
Granting rights or taking away
Murdering or letting us stay
About the Creator
Alex Moran
I am a English minor and psychology major. I have been through a very traumatic brain injury and writing has been my way to get through. I appreciate any tips that can be given because I am going through a law suit against a drunk driver 😊
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