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Tag: anarchist poetry

“Feeling forgotten feels worst than dying” a poem by Eric King in solidarity with Chelsea Manning

Posted on July 25, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

They take away your voice you loose touch with yourself. If you aren’t moving forward do we even exist? Instagram, tinder, never made a hashtag. Everyone is street walking playing Pokemon Go I don’t even have a phone. It’s so easy to feel alone Feeling Forgotten Feels worse than dying. They turned your story into…

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“If Tamir was named Andy from the Hamptons” a poem by Eric King

Posted on July 14, 2016July 14, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

  Every breath is an air of defiance sparks flying I breathe fire What happened in the Lorraine happened in Ferguson & Batton Rouge Police keeping cities safe passing out freedom bullets Black bodies not regarded as anything more than click-bait and hot topics If Tamir was named Andy from the Hamptons maybe it’d make…

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“One of these days I’m gonna break these chains” a poem by Eric King

Posted on March 30, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

I wake up alone in a box that ain’t my home without the love I call my own people who live  in glass houses I envy them all people who live in cages must throw stones tear the skin sticking to my bones got a spoon to dig down straight only digging the plot to…

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“Oh the life of a snitch” a poem by Eric King

Posted on March 25, 2016 by erickingsupportcrew

Oh, the life of a snitch you get caught with a ki won’t even do 3 that’s one hell of a plea you’re a snitch! *** Number one on your conspiracy but you’d rather be free smooth rolling in P.C. “he was gonna tell on me” sure he was, you’re a snitch! *** You sure…

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