They sicken everyone,
Who comes in contact with them.
They spread like wildfire,
That can’t be doused.
And the only thing that stops them,
Is the body,
In which hosts them.
But the world has a problem,
With a virus,
That can’t be stopped.
It affects everyone,
No matter how smart.
It kills more people,
Then guns and wars.
But it is never the answer,
To why things happen,
Because stupidity is the virus,
Which nobody cares to acknowledge.
Jan 19, 2014
Jan 19, 2014 at 1:10 PM UTC
They sicken everyone,
Who comes in contact with them.
They spread like wildfire,
That can’t be doused.
And the only thing that stops them,
Is the body,
In which hosts them.
But the world has a problem,
With a virus,
That can’t be stopped.
It affects everyone,
No matter how smart.
It kills more people,
Then guns and wars.
But it is never the answer,
To why things happen,
Because stupidity is the virus,
Which nobody cares to acknowledge.
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