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The Daily Routine
Fresh air
People walking
Cars moving
Birds flying
This is the Daily Routine
For as long as we known
Nothing in this world is free
Knowledge isn't free
Food isn't free
Living isn't free
We’ve worked and worked–for what
Just to make ends meet
Nothing is free
In this Daily Routine
Kids going to school
Parents working
Teachers are teaching
It's all in their Daily Routine
People yelling
People fighting
People planning
People starving
People working
People hurting
This is all in a day’s
Daily Routine
Parents yelling
Kids crying
Police interfering
Children alone
This is their Daily Routine
Stability is gone
Mentality is gone
Family is gone
What's the point
Nothing really goes as planned
The air is polluted
People barely making ends meet
Children taken away from their parents
Parents taken away from their children
Mankind vs Mankind
This the world’s Daily Routine
Jose Guadarrama
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“I get inspiration from my mother. She watches the news and tells me what’s going on, and I use some of those topics for my poems. Having a loved one tell you they care makes you wonder how others might be living, other people who don’t have that care.” - Jose Guadarrama