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hero's on rehab
Contributed by
lostrelic
on
Friday, 1st August 2008 @ 02:14:13 AM in AEST
Topic:
AngryPoetry
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Like black and white stories of old or just tales that seem rumored to be true
Hearing of great people going beyond just normal people when trust was still true
We called them heroes the sparkled in our child’s eyes
They spoke honestly without need of drink or flaunt drugs and appearances on rehab
The type that were worth looking up we talked about them with out shame
Some would write speaking knowledge some would do deeds that never made the news
Just because they were true to themselves standing strong with a heart
Growing up was hard in my time frame I never had one hero
The sex the drugs the drugs and then death to themselves
Watching as men with serpent tongues ruled the stage men of power hungry for cash
When actors hide the discretions but we still saw it in there eyes
You can not hide a life of abbesses with out showing threw your eyes
Growing up laughing at others as they sucked up Hollywood’s sponge
Sports stars fighting booze in the game blow up the nose
Children as I was wondering what these people are doing to everyone else
Now as I grow into the age of reflection I look back and see what was created
Our hero’s are faded doing television commercials to keep the habit strong
Washed up a loose term for the wrecks we remember
Children now look up to other children going for Hollywood dreams
or thinking of killing for insurance millions in every young heart
Poker stars our hero’s today look at that man who lived in his parents’ basement
Playing cards now he is a millionaire but what kind of man really is he
Our hero’s I stand and applaude you drunks drug addicts and whores
Selling yourselves and our children with it
Flashing dreams and making children in to adults before twelve
I wave to you all you fake plastic people
I hope so long someone bring us a hero
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lostrelic
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2008-08-01 02:14:13] (Date/Time posted on
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