They raise the rent like flags in war,
Each dollar stacked, a silent roar.
Eviction notices in place of dreams,
While landlords sip their luxury schemes.
Wages crawl, while costs balloon,
No space to breathe, no silver spoon.
A shoebox costs a kingās domain,
And public housingās cracked with shame.
The cityās lights are bright, but fakeā
Just gentrified for profitās sake.
We work, we grind, we chase, we lose,
Our homes reduced to market news.
But voices gather in these streets,
Where hunger walks and hope repeats.
And when we chant, it echoes backā
Weāre not broke. Weāre under attack.

Leave a Reply