'2019poetryslam'

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My alarm clock rings I hit snooze At least 3 or 4 times before rolling out of bed
(heart thunders, pain rains) matching your face we all are the same, to me youve changed could it be the pain that rains, troubled by? what has come to you, no crown i see you looking for your Glory
Cronos and Rhea, better known as mother and father.  More like corrupt, wealthy leaders of the town rather,  Cronos was the former mayor and still held a power,  Rhea had not had to work an hour. 
Drip, drip, drop, drop goes the rain falling down outside Everything is calm in the small towm  When soon comes a heavy sigh  In the window a face appears, along with a little girl who hair is brown  
Slipped away from existence Wondering if they were ever true Isolated from men These women never saw the color blue Against war Men were the enemy Dominating places Dominating society
I stand at the navel of humanity Watching the cinematography through kaledeopic visions Obscure past flowing and engulfing the present the future is unavoidable and unfathomable
Achilles a hometown football hero  He was the greatest athlete in the world by far All his fans looked at him as a superhero He was faster and stronger than any horse or car
Part of becoming an adult And reaching maturity Exceeds driving cars, Changing partiality, And gaining a sense Of mediocre
I thought of it as a weakness,  Something that would only hold me back. I always pushed it aside, Until I found my path.   I told myself it was wrong
Awaken child! Rise child! The sun is shining oh, there's no rain only sunshine! Why are you crying? The future... it's so bright!   Remove yourself from this slumber,
He was there in the beginning, they say He's always been there, will always be there   Those who have met him Often seem to cling on Afraid to let go Scared of what they’ll see  
He was there in the beginning, they say He's always been there, will always be there   Those who have met him Often seem to cling on Afraid to let go Scared of what they’ll see  
  In Nantucket, she grew to love the buoyant seersucker she walked on, that carried her beyond the linens and grace. They were robed with sun, eating figs from every tree,
I received great fortune the month of May As my high school career came to a close I had just celebrated my birthday My life was full of gumdrops and rainbows   And as the days grew short and the nights long
Every day when I was little, I woke up with a smile, Saw everyone as my friend, to whom I could talk for a while, My world was sunshine and rainbows, happy and nonvolatile.  
Actions Seem Less Lithe Compared To When I Was Young Acting By My Heart  
Huh? This seems familiar... It's okay. I have been through it once and I can do it again.
There once was a wee little thing Who wondered what life would bring Well it brought her thrills And it brought her bills And best of all it brought her knowing!
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