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Who Will Be There?
How can the world,
Be so blind,
To not even care,
To not be kind.
To only think of ourselves,
And leave others in the dust,
To let true love crumble,
And to only have lust.
There are no traditions,
There is no class,
There is no compassion,
There’s nothing that will last.
When you have more enemies,
Then you have friends,
Just ask yourself who will be there for you,
In the end?
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Some of the rhyming scheme have a few syllables too many, but it has a great theme, and makes good points. Because this is a poem, it's emotionally felt and based on personal perspective, so it doesn't have to be well founded, but its just so dark, that by the end you kinda lose hope. On the second read though, you realize the poem is actually promoting relations, love, and the kindness it is all missing based on the morals of the caliginous half of the moral chess board.
I.E., it's good, minor improvement needed in rhyming scheme
Some of the rhyming scheme have a few syllables too many, but it has a great theme, and makes good points. Because this is a poem, it's emotionally felt and based on personal perspective, so it doesn't have to be well founded, but its just so dark, that by the end you kinda lose hope. On the second read though, you realize the poem is actually promoting relations, love, and the kindness it is all missing based on the morals of the caliginous half of the moral chess board.
I.E., it's good, minor improvement needed in rhyming scheme
