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What could be finer
What could be finer
I do not know,
I can not fathom
the utility of a happy poem
If you’re already happy then the worst is yet to come
And when the pointlessness strikes
your cat no longer likes you
when the world alters its hue
somebody else’s transplendant eternal love is not the cure
It’s their face that sickens you!
Their gait that only distracts you from your shopping and daily ailments
your working class heart can only take fourteen sledgehammers
to the chest
then it stops caring
Happiness to those predisposed can be an illness
their deluded discourse and ever smiling and flowery dresses
a social misdemeanour
An unexamined life is not worth living
And most of the examined ones aren’t up too much
They only go so far,
stop before the trip gets real interesting
Your happiness is not worth exploring to me
not just in its vacuity,
i see only cover-ups where your swiss cheese life needs more than band aids,
safety pins and sellotape can only hold so many travesties up,