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Individuality
Contributed by
ScribereHabeo
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Sunday, 24th March 2013 @ 11:32:51 PM in AEST
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InspirationalPoems
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You tell me I'm weird, and you like it I tell you there doesn't have to be a place to fit Fitting in is like giving in And when you give in, you may never win
I'm not calling you blank But let me be frank You all look and act the same You call it playing the game Its horrible to watch you be assimilated To be default like the ones you're affiliated
I want to reach out to you, grab my hand I can tell your sanity is only held by a strand That's okay with me Be what ever you want to be Its better to be an individual Its better to be free.....
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Re: Individuality
(User Rating: 1 ) by colinb on
Sunday, 24th March 2013 @ 11:51:43 PM AEST (User
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Individuality is freedom excellent poem |
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Re: Individuality
(User Rating: 1 ) by northernlights on
Monday, 25th March 2013 @ 03:59:43 AM AEST (User
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Fitting in is like giving in.......I like that line alot.
Individuality is for the long haul it often doesnt pay dividends in the short term but when you look back it was the only way forward.I hear
your voice and this world needs to hear it too. |
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Re: Individuality
(User Rating: 1 ) by Survivor on
Friday, 26th July 2013 @ 05:33:12 PM AEST (User
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I think this poem is great. I love the metaphors use while using excellent rhymes. The message and the way it was written was the best. I never tried to be anybody but myself; never putting on an act to please other people, and everybody who knows the real “Micheal” respects him, and if not, so be it. |
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