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we save everyone
but
the one we love the most
.
we may be of body of solid
we may be of speed of lightening
we may be of heart of gold

but we are all pathetic fools
who

let go everyone we love
love everyone who let go
We blame beauty for all our societal issues.

The problem in our society
isn't
beauty
:|ˈbyo͞otē|
noun
a beautiful or pleasing thing or person

It is
conformity
: |kənˈfôrmitē|
noun
behavior in accordance with socially accepted conventions or standards
what does "socially accepted conventions" even mean?
 May 2014 Folorunsho Obalugemo
JM
Flaming fuckery
Egos clash between keystrokes
I can only laugh

Brotherhood tainted
Enemies bloom from strangers
**** yeah, internet!

Go **** your mothers
We can all be crass, so what?
Free speech is not free

I said I would not
Involve myself with drama
But look at me now

**** all this **** man
I come here to write, not fight
But some people ****

I'm sure some of you
Are counting my syllables
Does it matter man?

I write bad haiku
Lots and lots of bad haiku
This is one of them

See what I did there?
It is more than syllables
Go break haiku rules

You know who you are!
Trouble makers, muckrakers
Sensitive poets
I crack myself up.
Crashing of the morning rain
Harshly Bruised the window pane.
I lie in bed only to rise at the bellowing of thunder.
Clarity has run off at the bellowing of thunder.
Only when I gaze out the window
Do I realized the morning has been
Dry and silent.
Hello Fellow Poets ^-^
21.May.2014
Dear World,

Today, the fruit of my labor
  is bitter, is sweet.

The hours spent gritting my teeth while the sun's nails dug into my stiff, strained back as I dug to plant, fetched a pail to water, and sat and watched carefully,

The workers who've rawed their backs spending their hours with mine as they sung of better tomorrows, joked of stories old, and grinned for grinning's sake

Fertilized this moment
  To be bitter, to be sweet.

And world,
Satisfaction is found once I taste the fruit.  

Sincerely,

Laborer
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