Entered prison gates to serve my time,
A heavy weight upon my weary soul,
In a world of steel and concrete, I am confined.

General pop, where faces blur into a crowd,
Every man for himself, survival is the game,
A constant struggle to keep my head above water,
In this sea of desperation and shame.

But then came segregation, a fate worse than hell,
Five years of solitary confinement, alone with my thoughts,
The silence...