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I tell myself I’m a peaceful man That my day is sunny and calm That I’ll be tranquil if I can And the future is in my palm. But even as the hours go Beyond the wooden clock My anger begins to show And rationality is out of stock. Oh, but it’s not as bad as others. I hear it everyday, “He’s as stupid as his brothers.” And I look the other way. Perhaps it’s not as extreme As a pessimist gothic freak But the running or baseball team Makes hatred come to leak. I think that they’re wasting time With their pointless scoreboard numbers But look at me trying to rhyme With passionate booming thunders. I shouldn’t be one to spit on running Cause the grass once belonged to me But as long as I keep shunning Things won’t ever stay to be. I haven’t seen it all Or experienced everything Just cause I’ve hit a wall Doesn’t mean I ought to sing. In deepness truth inside Of what I truly feel Those talented people lacking pride I’m jealous to the peel.
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Jun 20, 2018
Jun 20, 2018 at 11:14 PM UTC
Philosophies of Hatred
I tell myself I’m a peaceful man That my day is sunny and calm That I’ll be tranquil if I can And the future is in my palm. But even as the hours go Beyond the wooden clock My anger begins to show And rationality is out of stock. Oh, but it’s not as bad as others. I hear it everyday, “He’s as stupid as his brothers.” And I look the other way. Perhaps it’s not as extreme As a pessimist gothic freak But the running or baseball team Makes hatred come to leak. I think that they’re wasting time With their pointless scoreboard numbers But look at me trying to rhyme With passionate booming thunders. I shouldn’t be one to spit on running Cause the grass once belonged to me But as long as I keep shunning Things won’t ever stay to be. I haven’t seen it all Or experienced everything Just cause I’ve hit a wall Doesn’t mean I ought to sing. In deepness truth inside Of what I truly feel Those talented people lacking pride I’m jealous to the peel.
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Jun 20, 2018
Jun 20, 2018 at 11:14 PM UTC
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