Grounded For Life

A Limerick

By Glory AnnaPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

Photo by Timon Studler on Unsplash

Gravity keeps us planted

But society is slanted

We fuss and we feud

Entitled and quite rude

*Sigh* little is good grace granted.

social commentary

About the Creator

Glory Anna

An over-thinker just looking for an outlet, I love to entertain, to jive, and debate! Join me on this journey of conversation and questioning. Fiction, sci-fi, horror, action, metaphysics, beauty and introspection Revolution loves company!

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