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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required scientists claim climate change is inevitable the world is changing way too fast and some can't handle the strain the entitled millennial me generation are sculpting society embracing artificial intelligence and cybernetics in their pursuit of immortality sometimes sheep put their trust in smiling shearers way too fast I'm amazed at the gullibility of people today they are so easily lead what is so wrong with saying please and thank you instead of shoving your phone in someone's face and claiming that it's your right per freedom of speech fully protected by the Constitution society is crumbling way too fast frozen glaciers are melting and there is nothing we can do about it that option is no longer on the table the future is happening before our eyes and yet being solely focused on today we are blind to it but that doesn't mean that it's not affecting us it's all happening way too fast (Suzette Prime) 05/28/2023 W T F Poetry Contest Sponsored by: John Lawless (How Many Syllables) Suzette Prime Created by Suzette Richards. Syllable count: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, etc. Any topic which lends itself to a philosophical statement is suitable for "Suzette Prime." A prime number syllable count combination may be used per line to avoid mirror images, which will detract from the freestyle feel. The line breaks serve as punctuation, and no caps are used unless it is called for. A prime number is a number larger than one with no other divisors besides one and itself.
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