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Don't Fence Me In (Fenced In)
Lining valleys like veins
in the arms of men
whose brains are fixated on
wool and linen.
Wire with teeth, or
charged like creek eels,
erected to prevent any
bastard who steals
your stock or your pride,
keeping inside, your world
where man is king and the
rest do as they’re told.
Cutting stains your name,
undoing what you’ve earnt.
Laying building muscle –
skin getting burnt.

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