Poems
Doing Time
Doing Time by Travis Eulo, New South Wales
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It started on the outside world We do these crimes, Behind these brick walls We do our time. These days are long They are cold, In this prison there's nothing We can hold. Our brothers doing years And life is hard, They see their faces On dirty little cards. With prison guards On their backs every day, They don't care They're the ones who get the pay. We wait for our days To be set free, On the outside world Is where we want to be. [1]