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This wild disorder confusing me
my eyes a fire burning brightly in the dust lying on the ground my weary mind where’s the meal to whose expense for me who lags lolling on a stool to rest and see life’s sorrows cradled in death. O why! If I had known the sign to be the slave of Colonialism forced by them to keep the rules with pen and ink to write of how refugees should bow laboring below the early morning light there to salute a Colonial flag. Sergeant beating with his rod stern the command to hurt our deeply bleeding wounds a reason for us to run away trying to hide in the dunes the fields a desolate place beneath the darkened glade. My wife and I starving thin our weary bones exposed wandering in the desert dry seeing a Savior on the cross will you come and save us our stolen heritage a sign stolen by a false democracy. Where to now to find a home a vision of our Jesus weeping souls sorrows hands bleeding there to rise with us to heaven our resting place for eternity saved slaves and refugees in the new City of Jerusalem.
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