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| Orchestra Often we march to a tune we cannot hear. Side by side, step-by-step, sweet second By sweet, innocent second we follow the Others. No reason is given for the way we Act. Everyone else acts the same. Mirroring Each other by wanting to be the other. Individualism, nonexistent. Slackers. Reap what you sow sixties’ lovers. They call us the lost generation or Generation X. We are not Chris, Amanda, Susan, Jeff, Emily, or Eric. “Thou shall not Judge.” The eleventh commandment, right? Slackers, a label bestowed upon us before We were out of high school. We march to A tune called “Slackers,” performed by the Player society, a virtuoso. |
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| Author's note: This was composed in my early highschool days, wrought out of the frustration of being labeled a 'slacker' by many adults. |
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