"CRAZY WORLD"


*** DRINKING URINE, WE THINK IT'S TANGERINE 
*** FALLING IN LOVE WITH GHOSTS, WE THINK THEY ARE ANGELS 
*** TAKING FLIGHTS BY WITCHCRAFT, WE THINK AIRCRAFT 
*** LIVING WITH MONSTERS, WE THINK MENTORS 
*** EATING THE GOD'S BELCH, WE THINK IT'S MANNA 
*** WHERE IS OUR WILL, IN THIS CRAZY WORLD? 
*** 2013 brain-match award poem.
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By: Ameh Timothy O. 

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