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Judgement Day Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Amy Megsin, United States Apr 14, 2004
Culture   Poetry

  

We have never met,
But you see me and judge.
We have not spoken
But you look at me
With hateful eyes.

What have I done
To make you look at me so?
No words or lies
Nor sticks or stones.

But with just a glance,
You judge.
And I am unwillingly placed
In a box. A category.

I am unable to halt this process.
For what am I to do
To curb the workings
Of another's mind?

The corrupted thoughts.
The twisted creepers
Ever pondering
Vagabonds of the mind.

So now I sit
With the others
You have judged so carelessly,
My first impression.





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Amy Megsin


My name is Amanda. I am 20 year old Canadian, who tends to see things in a slightly different light than others. My poetry and writing bring out the side of myself which is normally tucked away, due to society's training. Without my writing, I would have no outlet, and therefore, would soon cease to be.
Comments


Murali Krishnan | May 20th, 2004
wat i like most is that I cannot disagree on the subject... all u're stuff i've read so far makes me nod my head in silence and whisper ' true...'



Amanda, even if we are never Friends, Do me a favor, Never Stop Writing, Please,. gene
Gene Winston Owens, Sr. | Jul 7th, 2004

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