What the heck!

by waiting for the unknown   Aug 28, 2008


I look at the world around me
What the heck is going on?!
Whats wrong with gas and global warming?
What is up with the war and bombs?!

Why are you all so stupid?!
To stupid to see,
That all the problems your making,
Are going to have to be fixed by my generation and me?!

Oh sure! You want the best for your children.
But you don't give a crap
About the world they'll have to face once they move out back!

Your all worrying about who's going to lead our world,
But your using all our resources!
If you really want to help,
Go and find some cures to the deadly diseases!

I'm sick and tired of waiting for you to do something!
You don't want us to grow up to fast,
But if we want something to happen,
We have to grow up and fix It ourselves!

What idiot told you,
We wanted a messed up world for Christmas?
Who's the 'smart one' that said:
"Screw up the earth! They'll love it!

get off you butts and start doing something useful!
And when we graduate we'll join you!

Now, I'm not saying it's all your faults,
It's you parents and grandparents too
But come on guys!
I know you know what to do!
So...DO IT!!!!

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  • 15 years ago

    by NoUr

    I wanted to write a poem saying almost every word u said, i keep thinking abt OUR children & their future and their time!

    That all the problems your making,
    Are going to have to be fixed by my generation and me?!

    ^^exactly, i blame our parents and our grandparents too, they didnt think of the future did they! they thought abt themselves, but yet more selfish people are their to come, life will be unbearable for next generations unless WE do something ANYTHING...

    you're 99% right, i totally agree with you

    But if we want something to happen,
    We have to grow up and fix It ourselves!

    ^^again i agree with you, it's US and OUR generation who should/will fix this...

    i liked the poem a lot,
    very well-written

    keep writing!!

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