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Mr. Second World Country
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when i was only 13 years old i took a steel toe to the head. and i recall embarrassment but my memory is dead. and while sitting alone for hours in a compact hospital bed i realized this defeat had no impact on what i said. still i pondered on. all reflections gone as i gave in to the comic relief. the next year saw me in a similar situation again. publicly announcing my political views in the same fashion. except that this time my opinions were validated. rather than confronted i was debated. what do ya mean i cannot change. this is who i am. ive given in so many times now i choose not to. so what? i admit that i align more with my party than my morals. when i was 14 i performed in front of friends and family. i openly announced my fears of communist regimes. and was distracted by fate by an intolerable group of beta cuckolds whose first concern is employment outsourcing as opposed to reviving a 3rd world country.
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