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			 Rastafari Walk Tall 
			
		
			
				
			
			
			
				 
				
				
				From: East London, (Hackney)  |   
				
				
				
				
				
				
				
			 					
		
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" A Disabled Fable" 
 
Born from my mother's womb, kicking and fighting my way from my natural tomb 
Into the light, blinding my sight....in my confusion hearing things from those in the night 
"Wow, look at his big legs"...hahaha..."Explains him kicking all the time, it was doing in my head" 
Even then, my limbs seemed vital to me, at such a young age, i have memories playin on the fields 
Football with my family, so them seems like a grain of normailty, reflecting now is saddening 
Running through the nights dressed in black so I blend as I depend on the dark 
In the parks, standing and listening to preachers as the move round talking of christs preachings 
Playing and earning respect, now without another, I'm an inatimate object, who people think might infect 
And wreck their young seeds, quite simply failing to see that disability is not a contageous disease 
Growing up as a child hoping to become a sports player to earn and survive my way through life 
That would be my fire exit from the ghetto strife, now i can only stare as everything passes me by 
I wonder why, in my brain im insane asking how the bible can be a book of subliminal lies 
Causing me to cry and look at disciple writings in contempt, conceit and despise 
Ive prayed and stayed faithful to thee, yet in a cruel accident you have taken everything from me 
Now in my sleep, is the only time I can realise dreams through closed and froze eyes 
Its the oppurtunity,My only portal I have, to escape the cage of disability in these wheels 
Im night imprisoned by steel, but by society and how it judges and preconcieves me 
Living with no legs, in my eyes is an evil fate, i would never debate, conversate, or wish on another person 
As it is a life filled with remorse, saddness and never-ending tears and internal hurting 
Tired of patronising comments of how life hasnt ended, and people pretending rights are equal 
Ask that same person to give you their legs, and watch them laugh and say "I'd rather be dead" 
Because this world is superficial, I wont knock it because thats the world is, no point fighting 
But in a world like this im easily oversighted, turned away because people are misinformed and frightened 
Thats my pain, fuck being comfortable with who I am, I just want to be normal again 
So I can run in the rain, and free my heart of this relentelss onslaught of debaught grief and strain
  
		
	
		
		
		
		
			
		
		
		
		
	
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