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Patriarchs

Despair and frustration, or was it fear that was there first? The humiliation, the insults, the blows against she is powerless.
Not powerless by nature, not at all, powerless because it is her duty, her fate in their eyes to be the victim, the powerless creature that cannot defend herself, merciless at his mood, undeserved power of his, not power by nature, oh not at all, power by the law that made it become so. In their eyes.
The undeserved right to be the fucking arsehole, protected by their law, anyway, given without having to prove himself.
The accepted arsehole, and nobody reacts, nobody strikes back.
Imagine being smashed, and you cannot smash back.
Your hands bound by the laws of arseholes, that force you to helplessness, weakness, silence...
And forgive you shall, forgive this arsehole for the pain he causes you the torment, the humiliation, forgive the undeserved master that made you his slave, not by nature, not at all, but by the bargain called marriage.
They who made a deal against you, bringing the slave to the master, at his mercy, be he a deranged, a sadist, a worthless arse, a looser that fucks up your life.
May he be a worthless master, he got the undeserved right to abuse you in the way he wants to.
This sickness they call society, they call it tradition, or religion - fancy names for their perverse ideas.
Discard the things they do not understand as madness, discard the fact of their envy and jealousy that they cannot bring forth life, so they have to take it away from her!
'Cause the terrible pain and despair of the most innocent ones, because they do have fowl flesh where their hearts should be.
And ugly minds that are unable to see through their own patheticness, blinded, not by nature, but by the institution that said they should be like this.
And could I only bring back to life each one of them and their victims and do right what has been wrong, give them what they deserve.
Because deep inside we know what is right, not by the institutions that tell us the law, not at all, but by nature.

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