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Poetry: Prisoners

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  by Emmanuel Osondu

  The sun wears a brighter face
  From the crack of dawn in jail
  And the warders more humane
  On each Sunday behind the wall.

  The

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  by Sandra Lowen

  Prisoners

  On the street I'd've shot you dead!

  Now you pass, and I turn my head.

  I don't want you to see me here.

  I'm not

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  by Lady Moore-Sabb

  TEARS

  Emotions stirring deep inside
  Formulating mists
  Pain and grief I cannot hide
  Nor manage to resist.

  Beads of burdens flowing

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  by Amanda Dickinson

  Prisoner's locked up in a high voltage cage,
  There for their crimes in which they show rage,
  Some of them proud of what they've

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  by Brady Frost

  The War

  
  
  

  Dead and gone are the lives

  We took that cold and fateful day.

  Their bodies are buried in the ground,

  And the blood

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Poetry: Prisoners