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Anthem of my Adolescence

by @ariel-evangeline-baptista

"Here are your finest days", They say As They thrust them in my arms. Burn my skin as they fizzle and fade, Stain my flesh a fresh new shade, And moving right along. Learn the words and change the song. Push me down the black hole and rate my form as I fall, Grade the scream that I call, Blank-out-of-a-hundred It's protocol And, "Those were your finest days", they say. As They hand me their report Dark, scholarly and short. "Kid, that was a pretty good run, But here, Here is what you really should have done."
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