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E23 The Inaccessible Garden Poem Lyrics by Mr Gee Poet

Russell Brand Podcast Poems

2015

So where does power lie?
In the one-eyed king or parasite?
Or on the face of plastic money?
Not possessed but exercised.
Nothing means anything,
Beyond what the dictionary defines,
Can Coco-pops & hairy boars,
Ever catch a pirate's eye?
The axiom of choice,
Allows the infinite to breathe,
There's 5 more years of learning lines,
Heart palpitations to be free,
So to where does power lie,
When you refute the laws of time?
And recognise that we all started in the secret garden,
Just a bunch of chromosomes called X and Y,

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