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Devil's Workshop
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1st Ever Poem written by me

 Silly blissful youth ,

filled with no gem of a kind,

some innocent, some thoughtful,

and others cheerful in their mind.

 

But there are a few rascals,

Bullying is their game,

In study, in public,

and in every pther way.

 

People laugh together,

People laugh with pride,

But they, laugh at others-

Uncaring of the signs.

 

Everything has its borders,

so does tolerance of ridicule,

Tick tock, the hour comes -

When oppression is resigned.

 

Oh my!! what a miraculous change,

In these hot cold blowing souls,

The bolder they were, the feebler they are,

Worse than cowardly birds.

 

Hurting a heart is a sin,

Keeping silent is a crime,

Short is our life , so to say

Better happy than crying


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Reviewed by m j hollingshead
Reviewed on June 8, 2014

well said



Reviewed by audrine max
Reviewed on April 11, 2014
wow! this is your first poem ever written? you are very talented. i loved reading your piece. welcome to the den. :)

Reviewed on April 11, 2014
I agree, there are many young people who are bullies, like in schools, and in public places. However, we should not forget those ones who are old enough to be others grandfathers and yet behaving like bullies towards young people, or even sexually molest the young ones. Most often these old folkies are overlooked by the public because they lived a long life and know how to cover their devilish deeds and present to the public in a nice persona so everyone would think they are nice people....until their deeds are discovered. There are a lot of nice young people who are being bulied by such old folkies because people pay respect to the old people but less to the youngs. When young people cries for help they are most often ignored and even publicly humiliated. That is why there are so many young people fall victims to the old folkies. Don't let age of a person fools you. Just because a person is old does not mean he/she is a good person. Don't get me wrong, I have a whole lot of respect for old people, because I, myself, was raised by my grandparents from my birth 'til about 7 years old, so I know the difference between good and kind old folkies and the ones whose minds are twisted. The twisted minds ones have never grown out of their bullying behavior since teenage years. We should all give credits for younger folks because they know kindness when they can feel true kindness.

Sandie


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