How to be Decent in Words
If I said I see this world in pain
It'd be true but cliché.
If I said you sin to win
It'd still be the same.
Choose some new words
And speak a different mind.
You will always be judged
But aim to score high.
One writes about that one month romance
That blade the seeps deeper in her wrist.
Your life sucks, we get it
Don't address it to the world.
Speak freely but not too common.
Spell right and grammars a plus.
You're home life is horrible we understand
That's no reason to be cliché.
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