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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Robots, robots everywhere Smell of machines covering the fragrance of nature Up, down, left, right commands given Kill your heart, kill your creativity ordering people White, white walls Grey uniforms, grey benches Slaves of time, brainwashing kids turning dreams into nightmares Science goes to hell Passion wont last here MCQs, guessing, frustation present here Robots, Robots run for your life Crush them, call them They dont listen to authority Become a machine you human Dare you go against our system Confused humans running for life Robots, robots catch them they are there Up, right, up, left come with me o human Smells of machines suffocating lives Leave me on my own Let me go to my room You cant, sit there, right left Rebelling against, robots cant hear a word i say Reaching my room, my little heaven My escape from storming industry Books staring at me, a knock on my door Other robots trying to belittle my ambitions Complete your work on time Says the robot to me Why I asked, I dont know robot replies Me doing the work, continuosly, ignoring food and sleep altogether Information feeded, says instructor Change batch, feed them more Let our industry be known by their name Robot, robot work, work Robots, Robots everywhere No I am not one of them, never.
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