Stuck

In this world full of vultures

It don’t pay to be the grass

Snakes always slither,

Sneakiness surpass, all elements,

For every season  I pass,

I merge with the dirt again,

Hurtful sins, bloom and win,

In all types of weather,

No matter the measure,

They all out for pleasure,

On top’s the need for cheddar,

Instead of trying to better,

They roll with the flow,

No sense of direction, Yet always on the go,

Life becomes meaningless to those,

Who can't obtain it with  riches,

Girls become hoes,

The weak transform to snitches,

Can't forget about  the bitches,

Sending ill wishes for those,

Who make cake form what

You sniff up your nose,

They pass in a cipher,

What mothers are strung out on,

A kilo or a pound of…???

Is apart of this vicious cycle,

In spite do, What fulfills for the moment,

Knowing any minute you’ll blow it,

But for the time it’s a show with,

Leaders and followers, dreams equal dollars, homes without fathers,

For those with a conscience,

Is the only ones it bothers,  

Only to become desensitized and  swallowed up,

By life without presence,

Wrongs without consequences,

Values replaced by deadly weapons

  Can’t measure when enough is enough,

  Not that vulture or snake but like the grass

I’m stuck

Author's Notes/Comments: 

As I read this poem and in all it's seriousness I laugh. I remember writing this to a beat playing in the background. As I hung around terrence and heard him and his friends rhyming most of the time, that it rubbed off on me.

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