Poetry: Discrimination - by C F Munro

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by C F Munro

Created on: May 18, 2009 Last Updated: June 09, 2009

Let it be known, I discriminate!
I discriminate between those I like and those I don't;
I discriminate!
I discriminate between those I would sleep with and those I would not;
I discriminate!
I discriminate between men and women and the sunshine between them
I discriminate!
I discriminate because I love it!
I discriminate because I hate it!
I discriminate!I discriminate! discriminate!

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