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Social Equality
With baited breath and cocktail buffoonery Wait they at The Gates of Dawn's Fair Market's Bride Stealing the past tense realities Of present abnormalities, Legitimization's organic tactic twisted Into forward thinking convivialities, congenealities, Displayed for freedom's sake at the last hour of alcohol Into the wretched night of their lost souls Waiting for the new dawn and social equality's groom, In a gloomy green of peace's simple shackles Forged in the furnaces of gut-fire, While they sleep off the stupor of yesternight's heist, And tomorrow's false new dream.
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