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The Recycled Life
My life is like a plastic bottle I can't step on the breaks Or reach the throddle
I get myself up for school Putting on my plastic label Following the rules
I learn all the notes And unscrew my cap To let in all the water my teacher's devote
I come home to the recycling bin Where I get drank and thrown out And now emptiness is the only feeling within
I get sent to the depo Where they recycle my useful parts When all I want them to do is let me go

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This poem is about feeling like everyday of your life is exactly the same. Like you are stuck in a cycle and can't get out of it.