When people say I can’t be friends
With people on the Internet,
Well I just cannot comprehend
How we’re not allowed to connect.
The dictionary even states
We don’t need physical contact
To meet, to greet and become mates
So I see no problem with that.
Yes, I have friends “in real life”
Yes, we hang out, they’re amazing
But my online friends are alive
Even if there’s no embracing.
Sometimes real hugs are hard to find
When you absolutely need them.
Ping! A message says something kind:
“I’m here for you”. I smile then.
I don’t just see words on the screen
As we call online, talk
Stupid, perfect Amber thinks she's so great
with no freckles on her cheeks,
making me look like a freak!
Amber makes the boys' knees go weak
with hair, body and eyes that's found in a dream.
I just want to scream!
So I'll plot a scheme,
explore ways of exposing her cruelty
and end her reign of promiscuity.
Behind all her beauty
lies a dirty reason for her pride
not even an umbrella can hide.
Her ugliness will be shown worldwide!
Everyone will strike her like a comet,
her name will make people vomit!
It'll be great if she'll commit
to making herself disappear,
after all she's a disgusting smear.
When she'll finally die, I will cheer.
My
Carefully composing and constructing a rhyme
Just as my English teacher taught me at school.
Our marches will be a reminder for those at the top.
You may have blocked our light.
But we won't be put into a box and stopped.
We have our ancestors to thank for fighting
in the name of those who cried "freedom"!
Once upon a summer
I notice the park's serenity
under the moon's silver glow.
I can only make out the edges and water's reflections
as I sit by the foot of the willow tree,
scribbling in my book
the whispers of the crickets, the grass and wind.
It's a strange yet peaceful time of the night
to walk in the dark.
I wonder what the words on the paper
will mean the next morning.