The Tongue That DaresA Poem by Savannah BlyDare.
The Tongue That Dares
Society bases value by the dollar Forgetting emotions Tells us where we fit in And who we can never be It is sad how we throw away Written words They are easier to burn Easier to forget But spoken words stick to the brain Creep and devour our inner thoughts Consume us inside out We can't forget Publish your writing And they will burn without reading But don't you dare speak your words They'll cut the tongue who dares to say "You are wrong." Dare to know the importance of both written and spoken word Dare to read the words painted on pages Dare to speak with the tongue they wish to kill Dare to live when tongues were lost yesterday-- In a blood-filled war of words and power
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Added on May 7, 2014Last Updated on May 7, 2014 AuthorSavannah BlyWichita, KSAboutHi, my name is Savannah. I am originally from the West Coast but live in Kansas now. I love to write and I love to read; one of my current majors is Creative Writing. I have a blog I am restarting soo.. more.. |

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