Social Behaviour Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Ordinary Day

No time to get out of the legal basis
They force us to live in debt 
And only in fantasy there’s an oasis
We’re offered to keep what was kept
Choose your own God, cherish fairytale dreams
Pray and dream on like your neighbour
Work like a slave to possess what it means
Manage your social behaviour 
And in the end it’ll be quite the same
An ordinary kind of day
Lay on the bed and just finish the game
Suddenly there’s no delay.

Premium Member Know Your Neighbours

KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOURS 

   Considering any acquaintance,
   proximity is the first preference
   to overcome over all loneliness.

             Helplessness solvable by neighbours!
             Improve your social behaviour.
             In urgency next door guys : Saviours.

     But in mobile, Facebook or text message
     Children, youngsters, seniors on average !
     Most of the time all engaged! Time wastage.
              
                  Care and share for your next door neighbours.
                  In need do favour or ask for favour.
                  Daily chores to run smooth with less labour.

    Friends may be far, neighbours at door step.
    Be involved: Interact ! Help and get help.
    Neighbours for each other, above self.
     

 01/26/23

Acquaintance and Neighbours


Contest by Soto Poet

My Thoughts

Our life's are not complicated, but our social behaviour has made our thoughts more complexed. We tend to be in a state of absence, but our actions have become our very own enemy, and when we thrive to survive the possibilities, all we have is our own thoughts surrounded by delusion.


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