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No matter what might happen to be,
I simply just ignore it. I see no reason there for me, Though I may explore it. The fighting’s good, but what I gain Withholding all my anger, Is the control of guilt and pain, Gracious like a brother. My eyes are witnessing the truth, A torturous, aching something. But once so stubborn in my youth, This grief is not so nurturing. I simply think with urgency Of simple joys in life; What beckons is my apathy Amid the horrid strife! Teachers talk quite openly Of personal satisfaction, But can they deal sufficiently With disturbing over-reaction? We know that we’re humanely real And not a hopeless dream… Our patience during any ordeal Can lessen the need to scream!
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