The deepest pit from which you spit Filled with grit Fluidity, inequity As it finds its perfect home and hole Where the head goes, the body it follows And you're no different You burrough you hollow Perpetually you swallow from rivers of red From which you are dreading and treading The lineage of oppression can be traced to its roots From your tree of origin, for it has since died Broken, twisted, lattice and callous Tethered to your tree Not by tether, not by rope But by vanity and pride, stupidly you hope Simply away you could walk from beneath its reign Fallen from grace, your trunk, your truths, decay