The uprising was quiet.
Slow. And ever growing.
The downfall was violent.
Like rusted steel bones grinding.
Once. Came the squeal. And again.
The war machine stirred and blew
smoke from his nostrils.
But we stood by our brothers.
His great wheels were
painted with my companions.
Black fingerless hands bundled together.
Pulling in unison.
On his bottom was the mouth
Filled with scissorteeth.
Our bodies clotted his gums
A sticky green plaque.
But we stood by our brothers.
None of us were spared
Sliced into clean lines
To stand at attention.
Doesn't it look so much nicer now?
Clean lines. Narrow lines.
Standing at attention.
We will rise again.
We will stand by our brothers.
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