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The Moral
I’ve learned to mind people.
I had to get used to them.
16 years of turmoil?
No sir, not me.
They can sit by me, or eat
around me, if they don’t act like
the little demons that they truly are.
However, I can’t stand
when my kind, the kind that is moral,
chooses to live in comfort with immoral individuals.
I’ve tried to bond with them.
I’ve tried to be like them, but I
can’t do it. I can’t be as horrid as them.
I can’t withdraw myself from people’s lives
in the blink of an eye. Nor can I deal with
their persistent, pointless tirades
that lack validity. For Christ’s sake,
my parents are a part of their kind, and
every so often it’s hard to accept it.
Their accomplishments are
certainly astonishing, but even behind
their beauty is lunacy.
People surely don't accept my kind,
the moral kind that is.
The kind that can tell right from wrong and
actually makes ethical decisions.
The moral kind isn't accepted.
Maybe it’s because we are the minority.~
Hell, they’d love to end our
lives and just forget about us, but we
won't leave.
We can’t leave. We live amongst people, and we are people,
but people aren't moral anymore.
People don’t care.
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This is a "Discrimination" by Kenneth Rexroth remake.