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Changed Society


As a kid I would say, you just don’t understand, my father and mother would say we are older than you, we have already gone through what you have and more. If this is true shouldn’t they grasp that I understand their experiences and more, because I am living by them, my generation adapts to what their generation became numb to, only mine becomes worse, kids say you just don’t understand. Stop living by the flaws of your generation, fix what you’ve made numb, stop numbing every bad situation because, it makes it worse for the next generation, go ahead blame the gun, but that is not what will pull the trigger.
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Bryan Pajari
I am trying to get a college scholarship. I hope you find my poetry inspirational.

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