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We are the children.
The last generation.
You’d be surprised what we’ll do,
just to cause a sensation.
Burning with rage,
at the lack of respect.
Hiding behind
the walls we erect.
It’s hard to believe
this generation will last.
Life in this lane
is moving too fast.
We’re all growing older
and moving away.
Our memories of youth
are beginning to fray.
We’re all laughing.
But we’re much too loud.
And all our hopes and our dreams
are getting lost in the crowd.
We’re calling out a name,
we’re not really sure who’s.
We don’t care if we win.
But we’ll die if we lose.
About the Creator
Debra Herrington
I've been writing since I was 16, I use poetry as a means of expressing my opinions and feelings.

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