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Underground Reverie
I've lost all patience for society,
I wish I were alone entirely. Perhaps with monks and all their piety, Or I could live like Scrooge so miserly. Some people live with ease and laugh a lot, they host their dinner parties every week, But what's the use pretending when I'm not The type to kiss, but slap you on the cheek. No, I can't live amongst them any longer, I can not bear to hear the platitudes; My hate for fakes could not be any stronger, nor for their nicely polished attitudes. I would rather hide within a hole than placate these people with a wave. I have such envy for the lives of moles; cool, dark, sunken rooms are what I crave. © 2014 Nicholas Emeigh |
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Notes: This poem was written on Sunday, March 23, 2014. I am just finished with people. Everyone is fake, no one is real, and I'm sick of having to deal with everyone. I'd like to just go underground.
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