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Contradiction


To say I am one thing is too simply

lying to myself so dubiously:

 

I am enthralled by world economics

While my wallet is brimming with cobwebs.

 

I possess a solid tongue for coding

While I’ve never been fluent at typing.

 

While I amble in my bed constantly

My teachers hail my productivity.

 

I constantly try out for musicals

While I can’t dance fluidly nor sing well.

 

I am proud to be an American

While I denounce my Filipino race.

 

The definition of contradiction-

A red seesaw in equilibrium.

Once I thought I was an exception, but

that was probably a contradiction.



 

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