TSC Poetry

Bad Words

Whenever I hear a bad word, I think it is obnoxious and unnecessary, like this *crashes symbol drum*
You rebellious types are probably thinking, "look at this *crash* *crash*, this *crash* goody two-shoes piece of *crash* probably never let a *crash* cuss word leave his *crash* lips"
Annoying isn't it?
A good one-third of those words were irrelevant
And the best part is, if you drop the vulgarity, the phrase still makes sense!

I don't use swear words because I feel they are the sins of cowards
Like the attention seeking dead-beats who thrive off their outbursts
Or the person who isn't funny until his words are sick and sour
Or the haters who spit shame to fill their lack of power

Hour after hour I sit in class listening to bad word after bad word until I'm cringing, "If I hear another *crash* cuss word, I'm going to *crash* lose it"
It's *crash* stupid, if they are such things as bad words then why would you use them?
It's like you were offered a cozy mansion of vocabulary and you chose a cold pit.
It's twisted, it's arrogant, it's sick.
That's right, you foul mouthed piece of *crash*

It doesn't bother me in stories
As long as they are projecting who a character suppose to be
How they speak reflects their personality
How you speak reflects your integrity
And I think 21 Jump Street would be more funny without the cussing
By the end of the movie, I may not know a lot about the characters, but I have the writers' biographies
If language is changing the ratings, you are limiting who is allowed to see
You are literally costing yourself money off of millions of teens and babies
It's bad marketing, for humans too not only for the entertainment industry.

Because for each swear word that leaves your mouth, my respect for you drops
Every time you refer to the male genitalia as a *crash*
You love it because it's endless, you have a infinite stock
You can't stop

The only thing these words can do is hurt you ultimately
If you don't know how to respond to this, there millions of alternative words in the dictionary