Jocks

by James Sawa "Babylon" - Not entered

Jocks live for their personal glory,  for when they catch a
pass in the mist of fury.  They are loud but there voices
are empty,  but the suffering they cause is nothing but plenty.
There habits make them appear to be Apes,  but Apes know
when to spit out there grapes.  They laugh and cheer,  but
never once will they show fear.  They live only to please 
the ball,  makes me wish a plague will destroy them all.  Thru
father and son they carry on there deeds,  making them selfish
and full of greed.  The ladies follow them on their hands
and knees,  later wishing only to drown in the sea's. Their
life is filled with conciet,  if only they would take there
seat.  Ugly as sin is there soul,  let it parish like the land
of Gaul.  They love to laugh at people for fun,  for they are 
as glorified as the sun.  The clothes they wear must be as perfect
as there hair.  For there rank to be held without share.

Reason for writing:

    I was in study hall last May,  and two jocks began picking on
a kid who was about half there size.  I thought nothing of
it until I noticed the teacher laughing with them.  It angered
me,  this kid had done nothing,  and yet he took more 
punishment then most criminals.  I always hated jocks,  though
even a few of my closest friends were among them,  I have
always prided myself that I never join people in picking
on helpless others.    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1996-11-04 23:30:08
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:06
Poem ID: 45958

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