One Cannot Be Human Without Emotions
To live with emotion,
To feel and drive oneself to
Feel more or less to the bounteous
World around us makes us human.
To live in a vibrant world of ups
And downs, twists and turns
That threaten our existence to humble us
In our proud ways.
That is to be human.
To lose this quality,
To live in a world where one
Cannot and will never feel
The ecstasy of joy to the soul-crushing
Lows of anger and the blood-boiling
Rage, they lose a part of themselves.
To lose emotion, to a certain degree in
Which emotion creates a human, is
To lose one’s ability to relate to
Their fellow man.
They cannot be human.
In this society, the last
Thing one can afford to lose
Is their emotions and their ability
To be human.
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