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With Arms Like These
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They want you, but they want you to be what they see, what we've all seen, on all the screens. Why would we ever want to crawl out of these sheets? With arms like these, why would we ever want to crawl out of these sheets? The new sign reads, "If you're not depressed, you're not paying attention". When outrage gives way to defeat, we'll read about it while they shout it in the news feeds. It's hard to sleep, knowing the pain that we inflict everyday. The kitty paws cover it's face. And we're not just killing Babe(s). For it's whole life the sheep stands in one place, how can we feel like any of us are safe? With arms like these, why would we ever wanna crawl out of these sheets? And I can't sleep. Outrage, atrophied, like 'I don't wanna be the one who sees'. Outrage atrophied, why would we ever wanna crawl out of these sheets?
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