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The Public Eye Watching The Individual Alan Zhu
In the world of today, What I see accepted as reality… Only judgmental views to cloud The minds, shrouding morality The mass reads into the typecasts Like manual instructions Stereotypes: the spark Fueling the fire of misjudgments Discrepancy from the norm Are said to perturb the peace Why can’t we accept diversity? The public eye shunning all That has worth to see…
The mass is nothing but partisans, Following the majority No longer making a difference, Tossing aside seniority Sleeping on truth and honor, Their effects, being that of lullabies Only opening up to views Agreeable to the public eye
So for the residual Of unique individuals If you ever fret to be “in”, It’s to be invincible, indestructible, and indivisible
『作者简介』Alan Zhu,九十年代初生于中国,成长在美国,现为美国高一学生,贝威尔市青少年交响乐团首席小提琴手。自幼喜爱写作和音乐。八岁起就在美国报刊上发表诗作,九岁时便有英文诗收录进美国诗人协会出版的诗集《Windows of Perception》,并自写自印英文故事、诗集30多本,均在同学中畅销。2006年3月荣获美国中学生写作竞赛第二名。
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