"Dirt"
I don't know why seasons like this
Can you just tuck me in again
Sing me lullabies and pretend everything will be alright
Cook me some French toast, pour me some orange juice
And tell me that you love me before you go again
Sorry I got in trouble on my first day of school like the year before
You had to leave work to come in again
I didn't know how not to fight back, I think I don't fit in
But who does anyways, even cults have obstacles
No matter where I run, they might smell me different
But at least one of us know how to shoot a smile
I heard seeds can make things grow like magic
So here I talk
It's not about politics but the 19th century
As far as I've dug a can of worms
Back when civil war broke out
And they left from canary of isles to the caribbeans
Then I met the United States
But no matter where my feet lands
We will be fighting for dirt
It's okay we're all only in this together
Ernesto Domingues oh I wish I knew you
Was it better than before
Did anything change when you left
But here I am, trying to fit in
Hoping a smile can make you humane again
So, we can both keep walking
Before water comes along
To the new world just to get away from the old war
Written by: Barbie Nicole Reyes
Date: November 19, 2022
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Shucks how thoughtful!