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Disgusting

you're the cream of the crop.

mom and dad are proud of you.

this

is the day you've been waiting for.

 

i don't claim to understand you,

but i can't honestly say i'd like to.

the blue gown that means so much to everyone around you

whispers of the things you gave up,

the opportunities you've missed,

to be here today.

the whispering cloak falls victim to the applause that breaks out

as you claim your place at the podium

top

of the class.

 

you've worked hard. there's no doubting that.

you're a multi-faceted gem of talent and intellect.

which in reality is subservience and obedience.

i don't doubt that had you not urinated on your passion

i might have respected you some day.

 

but honestly. i'm happy for you.

the diploma will look stunning on your wall

next to all of your other shining achievements

along with your jarred "talents" and canned pleasantries

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Jul 3, 2010
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