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Scrambled Society


 

What can we do when the world is jumbled social media has control but it has a scattered soul.

 

While we muddled over scraps of information scraped off corporate backs.

 

Wanting their profit to top it improving their wallets pushing them to solace in a bubble inside they find no trouble.

 

This needs shaving call it stubble preachers of it need a muzzle or a muffle from the poison their voice follows rid them of their shallow mindset while civilians fight debt and the inner demon stress.

 

Glued feet on the economic concrete governors are bopeep we are nothing but sheep.

Getting sheared for our endeavour forced contribution held by tether whilst we small talk about the weather.

 

Social structure is so clever keeping us below in pressure but maintain a positive gesture because nothing manmade stands forever.

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Comments (2)

Matthew Mylrea
<p>thoughts much appreciated</p>
Matthew Mylrea
<p>Dystopic society.</p>

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