Wealth of Poverty

from The Falling Ocean by Wullae Wright

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This isn't easy
Thousands of faces

Solitary movement
No sense or belonging

The streets move so slowly
Hidden in subtly

So unforgiving
As the walls keep shifting

Built a castle
How easy it falls

Being content being alone
With no love with no home
It shouldn't be this hard
It shouldn't be this rough
Being content being alone
With no one, so alone
Under the thumb, never above
With no home with no love

Ignorance is best
Goodbye to what is left

More painful bruises
The more he loses

Start drowning your health
The social art of

Poverty and wealth and such

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from The Falling Ocean, released June 12, 2020

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