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The Sweet Sarcasm


 

   The Sweet Sarcasm

 

 

                     I saw the every creature on earth

                     Yet I bet human beings

                     Are the most scared,

 

                      They are considered as so smart

                      Yet they are so ignorant of their own truth,

 

 

                      They have the so called ‘Power’

                       Yet they are timid lovers,

 

                       Their words has no sense

                       They swear something

                       And do something else,

 

                                   

                       They say that they have treasure called ‘The heart’

                       Yet I cannot agree with them

                       Considering about their past,

 

 

                       Every creature loves his own breed

                       Except human beings

                       They can kill their own blood

                       To gain the power even in a flood.

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