Minnesota Moxie part 12(b) of 12
Fight for justice, fight for love and neighbor, we all break bread
We will never forget our Minnesota Moxies, leaders of America’s Brave Heart
And who selflessly show up, unlike those masked, hiding ugliness instead.
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Minnesota Moxie 12(a) of 12
As danger from frozen masks seeps deeper into our nation
The Moxie Movement spreads, protecting children from hungry creatures
With justifiable retaliation
Cont’d
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Minnesota Moxie part 11 of 12
While so-called protectors of law hid that which is illegal
Reciting indiscernible codes while gold rattles in their pockets
Moxies united, formed an underground
A resistance to serve freedom while drying tears in heavy droplets
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Minnesota Moxie part 10 of 12
Written at a place in history
Where pages stained with cruelty are shared
Future generations will be shown the unthinkable
Yet doubt—just as we had—that it could repeat and again snare
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Minnesota Moxie part 9
Mother, Daughter, Son, Father, Brother,Sister, Friend, Neighbor
Forever in our hearts, Forever in our souls
Forever a fight for justice until we are no longer able
The fires of justice will continue to burn, never to be forgotten
The frozen melts under its glow until disabled
Minnesota Moxie part 8 of 12
While Monsters ate babies
Moxies fed families
While law enforcement defied the Constitution
Their army of frozen masks committed the ultimate crimes
Loss of innocence, loss of heroes, causing sparks
Of revolution
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Minnesota Moxie Part 7 of 12
From chants to barricades
From snowballs to dildos
Moxies fought to melt winter’s frozen
Free its people from
Chains of oppression
Ordered by a smelly king as his latest obsession
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Minnesota Moxie Part 6 of 12
Frozen Masks suffered from naïveté
In believing they’d be paid a king’s ransom someday
To terrorize, kidnap and much much more
When will they realize the effort is yet another
Money-making, for-profit oligarch grift to explore?
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Minnesota Moxie part 5 of 12
Defending Neighbors, known and unknown
Persecuted by hate,Innocent of crime
Guilty of melanin, a foreign accent
Tyranny on taxpayer’s dime
The working poor, the immigrant
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Minnesota Moxie Part 4 of 12
When invaded, Moxie communities united
They organized, they fought
Resourceful Moxies searched for strategies,
Found solutions against the onslaught
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Minnesota Moxie Part 3 of 12
Frozen Masks swarmed like cockroaches
Expensive Toys propped up faux Valor
Paid for by the backs of immigrants
With their blood soaked tax dollars
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Minnesota Moxie Part 2
Targeted, Oppressed, Attacked
Moxies refused to cower
By punks hidden behind Frozen Masks
Regardless of unlimited power
Minnesota Moxie, a poem.
Stanza 1 of 12
Cruelty, fed by faithless hate swarmed
Yet Courage, born of love for others
Defended the most vulnerable with their warmth
Here evolved Minnesota Moxie inspired
Selfless Love of Neighbor, Sister, Brother
Despite scorching pain when diving into the fire…
Starve the Cannibals. Boycott.
Starve the Cannibals. Boycott.
Starve the Cannibals. Boycott.
Starve the Cannibals. Boycott.
Starve the Cannibals. Boycott.
Starve the Cannibals. Boycott.
Starve the Cannibals. Boycott.
Starve the Cannibals. Boycott.
Starve the Cannibals. Boycott.
Starve the Cannibals. Boycott.
Is it dubbed in English? How will our persecuted immigrants follow the story?
The closer we get to The Files the more his diapers runneth over.
This is a weird ass trophy—even for him
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Brave Heroes
(Part 7)
We, the Needy People, numbering as many as grains of sand
Deserve heroes to defend our rights in our fair land
Listen to the endless foghorn
She beckons a memory of that Bible sworn.
Brave Heroes
(Part 6)
Defend with hope, with valor, those in need
Or your brothers and sisters will be left to bleed.
In closing, don’t forget whom you serve
Not the mighty, not the powerful, not the greedy…
Brave Heroes
(Part 5)
We sit alone, yet we are the Republic
The Rich purchase courts and Congress
We can only assume you have a plan
But continue to delay
To liberate this fair land
We won’t be here, instead, put away
