On Losing
I sit in my class
We talk and talk but no one acts.
Came back from a competition
Complaits say it was rigged.
I couldn't believe my eyes
When they said we nearly died.
I felt so alone
From my skin to my bones.
The framers never intended this
But how could we know what they wanted?
We weren't there.
We aren't there.
We don't know what's happening.
We just want to win.
We want a fighting chance.
But that has just slipped from our grasp.
Raucous caucus.
Volatile.
Tumultuous.
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