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To Live in Society

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By Rachel SteinmetzPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
To Live in Society
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How much of my comfort

would I surrender to my steel armor?

Perhaps I must seek my soul

by the country side farmer?

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Where only sweat and silence

are my partners in hunching

and beauty bears her blossoms

when the bees begin their munching.

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Where not an eye or a finger

can see or point and lock me in.

Where the fight isn't between the birds and I,

but only to find how both can win.

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But then, not a heart can feel along

for the endless lush fields possess no pain,

and mourn does not the butterfly's wings

and clouds only cry in rain.

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Necessity still calls for society,

with all her pores and flaws.

and people still need people

whether thier fists or applause.

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Only myself is to blame

If my indivuality is lost,

the product can be worth in goods

the amount of the cost.

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    Written by Rachel Steinmetz