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Futility
Poor boy walks the streets, hands in pockets, clothes in rags, slouching shoulders, scuffed up shoes. in the gutter ends of fags; Given a choice what life would he choose? What lives are there for a teenage boy? Security of being a thug, or really trying. Escaping the world by taking a drug or even by dying. Suicide? Or even worse, because of pride fighting a war. Straight living of course with all its false hopes, urging on with increasing speed the unsuspecting youth. Unpleasant, untrue no it can be found. Look around, after all you will agree, life's there in all its forms. Which are you? Which is he? Nobody knows, but all can see, what is the sense Of writing down thoughts or feelings now and then? How many people can use a pen to its full value?
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