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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Privilege folk are a different breed, they don’t know what it is to need, they're unaware they live in greed, from our spectrum they are freed. Without need there’s no want, greed means you’ve got, need breeds anxiety, worry, while greed removes the plot. You must deal with worry without a purchase, it’s the seed of fear that makes you nervous, while greed just kills the value and purpose, the thrill of the chase experience surplus. When exposed to nerves you build composure, you can’t buy things and switch your focus, mission through grit with hope unsure, while money illusions, hocus pocus. The rich will pay to distract their mind, they unwind they don't live the grind, they just move on leave it behind, escaping, they don't face mankind. They put down people that live on benefits, as if handouts aren’t their whole life benefit, they don’t fear money or can't clear a debt, go hungry, basic needs don’t know regret. Hard times build character, it sees us through, with the privileged, well, it’s not what they do, they stay the same, their situation does too, they don’t get this poem, nope, no clue. Things in life that we’ve all done, gaining know how though it weren’t fun, you still thinking the privileged won? Just look at their life, null nude numb.
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