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Inspired by my public speaking professor

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Created: 09/03 2009
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Category: Respect

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Mental Labyrinth

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As human’s we are always alone

   Alone in our minds

      No one knows you exact view of the world

         & You will never know mine

 

             Morales are expensive

                Thoughts are cheap

                    & even though it is easily refunded;

                        Love is free

 

                             We can fight and argue all day

                                   Yet, honestly no one will ever win

                                          Don’t judge me or criticize me

                                              When you don’t know where I’ve been

 

                                                                   How do we sum a stranger’s life story

                                                              With one glance of a t-shirt?

                                                          How do we assume intelligence level

                                                    When the hint of an accent is heard?

 

                 It’s funny how with one sentence

            You can sum up my entire personality

       Unless you’re God

You’ll never understand me…

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On October 30th 2009 kraziibxtch Said: 
kraziibxtch DUDE! i should show the people in my classroom this, i hate how they judge me. this is amazing absolutely mesmerizing, beautiful. i wuld pay money to buy this.
On September 3rd 2009 feebleglurg Said: 
feebleglurg I like the picture = ]
On September 3rd 2009 feebleglurg Said: 
feebleglurg Problems: Humans doesn't need an apostrophe; it's your, not you; Morals rather than morale; and your punctuation is off in a few places. Other than that though, it's an interesting poem, and rather thought-provoking.
On September 3rd 2009 muse4apoem Said: 
muse4apoem Whoa well stated!