So when will human race stop swimming
The seam's gotten wider and filthier
When will earthlings stop sinning
Unending sacrifices forge one's heart chillier.
Countless times that we've ridden trains
Bullet ones, so fast we forgot to live
We've sowed so young just to protect the grains
So early we finished harvesting untimely.
Numerous irreversible edges of human age
We offered our childhood for the sake of future
Played uninteresting tricks on the stage
Now seeks teen age from maturity like a cougar.
We've swam mossy rivers and ponds
Endured the smelly leachate
Boundless sacrifice of present bonds
To secure the unpredictable future's sake.
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Diary of an Introvert
PoetrySecond book of the The Dorks Are Shining. A poetry and some random thoughts filed to create a meaningful reflection of what society really is and how does life work.
