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Entitlement
Silent they came; or maybe not,
that I languished unaware
A melting pot, emerging lot
all young without a care
To march in grandeur up and in,
not beg entry through the gate
They wave right passed, up to the last,
as if it were their fate
Eyes cast down in awe I stand,
or maybe it's in shame
How could they, or even should they
Who, for this is to blame
So boldly and so brazen,
to expect the fight be won
To demand their share without a care
and never be outdone
Possessions are priority
Take for granted all they own
A clouded faze, a greedy haze
Entitlement all they've known
1/26/22
that I languished unaware
A melting pot, emerging lot
all young without a care
To march in grandeur up and in,
not beg entry through the gate
They wave right passed, up to the last,
as if it were their fate
Eyes cast down in awe I stand,
or maybe it's in shame
How could they, or even should they
Who, for this is to blame
So boldly and so brazen,
to expect the fight be won
To demand their share without a care
and never be outdone
Possessions are priority
Take for granted all they own
A clouded faze, a greedy haze
Entitlement all they've known
1/26/22
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