Wastefulness:
Tayla Scott
My sweater;
Although far from decay,
I still threw it away
That’s the North American way,
Is it not?
My meal;
I finished the beer
Cuz it’s expensive here,
Veggies were fresh but
I couldn’t finish the rest
To taking it home I protest:
I’m lazy and it would not stay fresh.
My cell phone;
Damn, another one cracked.
And they won’t take it back.
But phone cases are for losers.
“Hey, take my cash!”
I need the new iPhone, fast,
So the next time I get drunk,
It goes smash!
My boyfriend;
I’ve invested six months,
But who says I’m in love?
The moment I’m bored I’ll take off.
I thought we were great too,
But you’re clingy, it’s true
A hotter, meaner guy will soon come and replace you.
Life;
If there was a house
For all the things I’ve thrown out,
I’d be crushed as I walked in the door.
Yet millions of kids
Would kill for that shit,
Like their lives would be better
With our garbage.