A Place I Live
A Poem About the Place I Currently Live In
By George HickeyPublished 6 years ago • 1 min read
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I walk on broken pavements
Where people forget about the dead
And the cigarettes on the floor
Left the living in their beds
The children are only mischief
The parents are children themselves
Maybe we'd be happier
Sentenced to life in hell
I walk on broken pavements
Where the people look the same
It's not okay to be different
So hang your head in shame
There's only room for vulgar
Only space for pain
It's survival of the fittest
But everyone's the same
And people are unhappy
They never were to start
There's not any love
Inside a shallow heart
Where couples meet in secret
When it feels like it's been years
They go expecting happiness
And end in shallow tears
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