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Ruler
Thin-thick, black-white,
He-she, scared-might,
With spoon-fed views in blind eyes,
We're infants weeping in beds of lies.
Aren't we stringless puppets,
With wingless dreams?
We're born to measure,
A sadistic pleasure,
Every centimetre,
Of his/her character,
And yet,
We claim our broken souls' unbroken,
Ugly hearts' pretty,
Empty minds' witty,
And then reach ...
Monday 19th April 2021 6:28 am
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