Dead Zone

by Sean Dohr   Jun 28, 2006


A rubber coated metal bench
that stands up against the wall,
is placed next to another one,
that stretch far down the hall.

A bench that I'm familiar to,
along with all my friends.
The burnout bench is what it is,
no matter how far it extends.

Anyone who's sitting there,
is looked at with disrespect,
but with a label as a drugee,
what more can you expect.

We've tried for several years,
to ignore the generalizations,
but as the clock continues to tick,
we are losing all our patience.

It's now labeled the dead zone,
for they say our heads are vacant,
but the one thing they don't know
is that they are all mistaken.

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  • 17 years ago

    by LadyPearl

    Excellent job as usual, even though I didn't understand the whole thing. Keep it up

  • 17 years ago

    by ABrookeD

    Another good poem. It never feels good to be looked down upon. I can definitely relate. Keep it up.

  • 17 years ago

    by Wasted Fake Smiles

    Gr8 again. im gunna steal it! lol jk dun worry, i just read ur little profile thingy n i had 2 do that. neway, amazing work again. u kno i don't kno why u bother enterin my contests u kno ur gunna get a place n then ull have 2 read the same thing frum me over n over again. 5/5