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How Can This Be
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Tell me people, how can this be?
Aspiring poets writing, illiterately
Lacking in basic language skills
Boggling my mind and making me ill
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Their choice of words, I can't explain
When I read them, they skew my brain
A word like its they don't seem to know
For its possession it's meant to show
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The contraction you're, fairs not well
While, the possessive form of you they spell
Why it's so, your guess is as good as mine
Ignorance, I suppose, will do just fine
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Many a word they do not command
Is English truly taught across the land?
A footfall the sound of a footstep be
Is this known verily only to me?
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Silence, an absolute lack of sound
Doesn't echo, it can't resound
My 30-day limit, 7211 Helium Rates
Endured by reading scribed mistakes
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So blame me not, for what they lack
Nor the system should anyone attack
Like me, they only need to read and learn
For language is a skill that we all can earn
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How Can This Be
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Lacking in basic language skills
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