No Rhymes

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Writing shit that doesn't even rhyme,
at school, a student's crime.
They want neat lines, a perfect flow,
but sometimes words just won't go.

They want rules, form, every line in place,
but my thoughts are wild, refuse to brace.
I scribble feelings, raw and free,
unravelled threads of poetry.

Sometimes broken, sometimes stark,
thoughts scrawled messy, unrefined, dark.
Not everything has a perfect beat,
some truths are jagged, incomplete.

So call it a crime, an offence to the art—

but here's to chaos, written straight from the heart.

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