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I Hate This World In Which I Live


I hate this world that i live in children starving in the streets while old fat men eat all the worlds sweets women afraid to walk outside because of men with an ugly "surprise" People wonder why I cry I cry for the angels the angels here on earth who had to die The ones who we are to selfish to feed the ones who would give us the clothes off there back just for a small pinch of our picnic pack These old men like to fund war But say we are in to much debt to feed the poor That is why i cry, for the angel that had to die Because of the fat men I hate the world in which i live
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MVP-Most Valuable Poet
strong emotions behind this poem never have hatred in your heart its not the world, its the people in it great job in reflecting your thoughts behind this poem im a power poetry mentor

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