Karenthompsoninreallife
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The War Within It happened in 1967, When blood spilled and heads scattered, Mothers begged our captors; life, We breathed between cracks, Cramped toes and stiff necks in the box, Her tears quenched my thirst. I never spoke, not even a word. How could I? ... – *by The War Within*	1 View added 1 year ago	Rating

It happened in 1967,
When blood spilled and heads scattered,
Mothers begged our captors; life,
We breathed between cracks,
Cramped toes and stiff necks in the box,
Her tears quenched my thirst.
I never spoke, not even a word.
How could I?

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