There exists a town named Discontent.
They think they are being treated unfair.
From miles away you can hear their lament.
You see, there has been a mild case of misrepresent;
The women complain about child care.
There exists a town named Discontent.
The men can not make one red cent.
Their recent crop is rotten pear.
From miles away you can hear their lament.
The depressed children can not pitch a tent
For nearby their campground is a bear's lair.
There exists a town named Discontent.
The nearby towns do not know what to think of this event.
A place of this type is so rare.
From miles away you can hear their lament.
They cannot be wavered from their self-torment;
They are left to wallow in their dispair.
There exists a town named Discontent.
From miles away you can hear their lament.















Comments
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Life is for living.
Mine was humorous compared to other people's poems.
God, mine was the worst, too.
Oakley's poem was better than mine, Terrance's poem was better than mine, and even Bradley Mitchell's poem was better than mine.
And Brittney Hill had the best one of all.
Her's was great.
It was called Tobacco and Peppermints.
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"I believe the children are our future. Specifically Chinese children." -Creed Bratton, Creed Thoughts
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Life is for living.
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"I believe the children are our future. Specifically Chinese children." -Creed Bratton, Creed Thoughts
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