Society
Society is a silent killer-
Creeps up on you with preconceptions
Draws its barbarous comments
And strikes down on your imperfections.
That hits you into despondency
Then oppressed into relapsing
Dragged into a new mentality
Where you begin equating.
Running from the disorientation
Hiding from the yearn of it
But close by is the disillusion
Finally accepting the name “unfit”.
Then pummeled with indisposition
Crashed into anguish
Collided with constant altercations
Giving into distress.
Only to realize our controversy.
Cut through the malarkey.
We are society-
And we’re killing ourselves.
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