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Society Never Ends


Society isn’t real, but is a bully. Bullies can be brutes or brats they have insecurities and secrets too but they found out how to cover that Cover with slurs and words bullying can be physical too we all are just trying to survive The daily grind and the heartbreak blues Image is everything; try to be “cool” Sorry babe, I hate to break it to you all the judgments and trends They don’t end with high school Everyone judges everyone Almost like they have a clue Guess what? Stress is a killer For me and for you Imagine a world full of gray blobs Nothing separating one from another “They” can’t find something wrong, or right. And one just looks like the other Can’t be unique, you gotta follow the crowds We strive to be everyone but we never know what we need Just remember sweetie, normal Is just a setting on a washing machine Society tells how it “is” Yet it changes every day Your imagine should make you happy And to love you is the only way It’s our differences that make us, us. And struggles make us stronger So laugh it off, smile more And don’t listen to “they” any longer.
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