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The Terrible Mistake

There were many bots in the world

 

Only two models, one boy and one girl

 

All one in the same

 

So why have such a mass

 

Treading upon this broken glass

 

a path, a broken path

 

leading no where

 

breathing paid for air

 

bought out society

 

Are we too not one in the same

 

Why give a separate name

 

When the functionality remains conformed

 

Ah but there was one, one malformed

 

 

T'was one mistake

 

For heaven's sake

 

Such a mistake

 

 

 

This bot could feel

 

Why make such a big deal

 

He doesn't belong

 

He is not one of us

 

They all made a fuss

 

 

little did they know

 

his ways being followed

 

the narrow path

 

of broken glass

 

only this one with a destination

 

 

D3 was the name this infamous bot was given

 

this was the very bot by which V11 was driven

 

 

V11 too had a malfunction

 

feeling unsynthetically attracted to D3

 

she felt as though he was all her receptors could receive

 

 

They soon came for the two

 

D3 knew not what to do

 

his brown light reflection recievers

 

widened in fear

 

his auburn wires upon the bottom of his chin

 

spiked down, reciprocated grin

 

his black dome covering, waving in the misty wind

 

 

She took all blame

 

to society, 'twas a mere game

 

he failed to understand why

 

someone would throw their lives away; die

 

for someone else

 

there is no logical gain

 

yet he felt what he described as the undefined word; pain

 

 

As the society rejoiced, D3 depressingly watched

 

his eyes steadily locked

 

waiting for their portrayal of relief

 

but to his grief

 

they were dissatisfied

 

"He is still out there, anti-conforming others"

 

D3 than shuttered

 

For, the poor mistake of a bot caught wind

 

He was up against fate, there was no way he could win

 

Feeling the pain that he was causing

 

He slowly began to shake

 

He shed a tear, began to shed and break

 

for there was nothing for him to shed to

 

his human soul now free from his metal extrerior

 

the society began to feel inferior

 

his metal remains... let us speak not

 

the society... they remembered that they feel not

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