Aʒur - Asertin 50

They once asked me
How many brothers I have
Thousands
And sisters
Millions
And mothers and fathers
I have hundreds
And none of them have a spouse

To those suffocating today for tomorrow
They speak in ways no one understands
With red eyes, from water and salt
On wounds that someone keeps reopening
To those who swim more laps
And those whose skin is peeling off their fingertips
Brave swimmers, strong lungs
And to those who shove words under their beds

When you throw your child
Know that it will always bounce back somehow
And if it talks too much
I recommend a tried method
Strangle it by the neck

Everyone is wished the same thing
Everyone is wished happiness and health
We all receive the same medicine
Because we are all spoiled by the same disease

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To those who will return under a roof, not to a home
To those who have parents but not a family
To the runaways who don't like running
Scream because that's the one thing left for you

They once asked me
How many brothers I have
Thousands
And sisters
Millions
And mothers and fathers
I have hundreds
And none of them have a spouse

Everyone is wished the same thing
Everyone is wished happiness and health
We all receive the same medicine
Because we are all spoiled by the same disease

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