Why Do Certain People Think They'Re Special

Why do certain people think they're special When they look similar to millions of others Why do certain people think they're special When all they want to do is maim and smother Why do certain people think they're special Because they want something someone else has Why do certain people think they're special Because they thinks it's their right, just because! Why do certain people think they're special When a cloud in the sky is similar everywhere Why do certain people think they're special When rain is rain that these said clouds share Why do certain people think they're special What do they see when they awake in the morn Why do certain people think they're special What have they become since they were born Why do certain people think they're special? <*>
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Allison Avatar
May 18, 2020 at 6:11 AM
they think they are special because its the way they have been raised ... although some folk are just simply arrogant James!:-( hugs jan xx
Fraser Avatar
May 18, 2020 at 6:58 AM
Hiya Jan, I agree totally, the wanting to write came about watching the movie 'Sergio' about the UN Ambassador to Iraq, whom lost his life in the bombing of the Hotel the UN were staying in, and the way the Americans treated the UN re in looking to find peace in Iraq where the UN knew the Coalition shouldn't have been. Have a lovely day, hugs back xx from us all xx
Leffanta Avatar
May 17, 2020 at 2:08 PM
In the past, children had siblings to tell them they were NOT special, but billions are now born as an "only child" and are raised to believe they are special. Aloha! Rico
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