Aboriginal Australia
Rating: ★2.8
To the Others
You once smiled a friendly smile,
Said we were kin to one another,
Thus with guile for a short while
Became to me a brother.
Then you swamped my way of gladness,
Took my children from my side,
Snapped shut the law book, oh my sadness
At Yirrakalas’ plea denied.
So, I remember Lake George hills,
You once smiled a friendly smile,
Said we were kin to one another,
Thus with guile for a short while
Became to me a brother.
Then you swamped my way of gladness,
Took my children from my side,
Snapped shut the law book, oh my sadness
At Yirrakalas’ plea denied.
So, I remember Lake George hills,
The thin stick bones of people.
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ur mom
22 March 2021
english time
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Your Mum
12 August 2020
this poem is gay this poem is gay this poem is gay this poem is gay this poem is gay this poem is gay
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BallZac
22 July 2020
Why does this guy look like a black Elvis Presley? Wakanda Black Panther
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oh yeah yeah oh yeah yeah
14 September 2019
sick poem my guy, that was fully hectic. so sad and moving
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