Your Right, Your Wrong Poem by S.W. Clark

Your Right, Your Wrong



It's been a right to have a soul
to live and die to fight the cold.
It's been your right to live yur way
to sing and dance, to work and play
It's been your right to hear what's true
to find yourself, what lies in you.
Everything has been your right
It's your life, it's your might.
But there is another thing that heads you for Hell
what you did might be wrong as well.
Think to know what right's are true.
They might not be just what's inside you.
The time you thought was the good you had,
might really have been the wrong, the bad.

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