Create an acrostic poem for LIFE OF A SLAVE

I'm too uncreative and I've got no ideas :')

You beat m e

when i plee to be free

you curse my love and rights

You dont say we have the right to fight

I pleee no beg let me free

let me live as me and free

im black im am human

The rights are for all i will never fall

Explanation:

I am always afraid,

Always looking over my shoulder.

My master hates me.

Tormenting me at his whim.

I sometimes wonder

Who he will hurt next.

I hope it's not me.

I'm so sick of it being me.

I try to escape, try to hide.

He always knows how to find me.

I dream of freedom.

Freedom is Elusive.

Or perhaps Illusion.

At every turn it evades.

I have no hope.

My master imprisons me.

He steals from me at every turn.

He would have me destitute,

Alone, shackled to a nightmare.

He robs me of life. He leaves me with regret.

My master is Sin, and my master hates me.

I hate Him, almost as much as I hate myself.

But payment is being made.

Another master beckons me.

I am free to follow,

Free to obey, free to be his slave.

Free to leave one master

And be shackled by another...

True freedom: pure illusion.

There is no escape.

I will always have a master.

The tears come once again...

He has paid for me now and I hear him

Simply ask gently that I follow Him home.

I am bought and purchased, yet still He asks!

He says he will lead me.

Direct me, guide me. Help me, find me.

Protect me, restore me.

Save me.

Love me! Like a child-- Adopted into his family

And treated like I deserve to be there!

An impossible kindness For an unlikely beneficiary.

Freedom is Illusion.

But love? Perhaps that is real.

I hope it is real. I want it to be real.

I just know that I am willing to chance it.

And so I humbly agree to

A transfer of ownership.

When he calls, I will follow.

When he asks, I will obey.

I will belong to him.

He will be both my master and my father,

And I will be both his son

And his slave.

Explanation:

Give me brainliest

the doctrine of nullification recommended that states living inside the union have the one-sided, inalienable ideal to void any law made by the national government that could be esteemed illegal.

the united states was shaped based on a general agreement among its individual states. hence, it is inferred that under the hypothesis of invalidation, since the states are the establishment of the union, they have the ability to referee and disprove unlawful laws.

if you could provide the poem below, i'd be happy to you!

explanation:

you didn't give us the poem, or the title of the poem. but it is essential for you to give us that, otherwise we can not detect when the poem has a tonal shift!