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Winston Smith


I am but one

Of the thousands of voices

That stand out in the world's crowd,

Dissonant from the unanimous

Ways to believe; there are many

Opinions... But I am opposed to their

Oppressive ideas,

Coming only from the ones in charge;

From the ideas of war for oil and conquest,

Or illegalization of natural, beneficial plants,

From the ignorance of the destruction of our planet,

From pro-cruelty and anti-morality,

I am dissentient

 

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Shalmai
<p>Excellent and very creative poem.</p>

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