Society Killed the Outcast

Society Killed the Outcast

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Complete Sun, Feb 10, 2013<5 mins

i wrote this poem because i think society is ruining the youth. Its telling everyone to be perfect when really we shoul embrace our imperfections. Hope you enjoy.

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