Sonnet 2

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For I am not what's seen as rebellious,

For I just have'th powerful beliefs:

The rebels yonder the world unconscious,

Completely oblivious without grief.

Me, I am different, I have emotions,

But I tend to not have much sympathy,

Giving compassions in small proportions

As lightning strikes and knives yields inside thee.

Do forgive me, for my contumacious

Act, Though it's me being foolish once more.

So It is farthest from'th rebellious

But I would've surely given them what for!

What is the point of being a rebel

If you can't prove your sinfulnes, fellow?

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