Predetermined Destiny E

When you get up in the morning, You are tired, you feel sad. Have a coffee, eat a sandwich. Your wife is sleeping still in bed. You go to work into the factory to work Eight hours every day. You're predetermined for a lifetime. You got to keep the same way. Trapped in dogma eternally. Predetermined destiny. Knowing the way of life is lunatic. Work until you collapse day in, Day out. To feed and to dress your wife and your Children. After all, at the end of your slavery, You're proud. At the end of your slavery, you're powers exhausted. They send you in pension, you're useless and old. They give you a gold watch and taking it You rest. The rest of your life's left to Die with your ills. You feel weak, your body's thin and wrinkles 'round Your eyes. Your teeth are gone, you take more pain. You slowly realize you're useless and old. What have you attained? What has ever happened? Why have you been living? You walk through the park and you rest under Trees. You strain your burnt tongue while sitting on Your knees. It's Tuesday, the doctor finds error in You ills. It's Wednesday, you search for place to Rest in peace. Since you are born, society teach you to wear Your hair short, to be clean. To learn to read, to write, to reckon, To bend your neck, to work, to obey. You got the right to choose a government. You choose between washing or gold. The looting crook parties try to delude you. Tyranny until you're old. Trapped in dogma Eternally. Predetermined destiny. Knowing the way of life is lunatic. Work until you collapse day in, Day out. To feed and to dress your wife and your Children. After all, at the end of your slavery, You're proud. At the end of your slavery, you're powers exhausted. They send you in pension, you're useless and old. They give you a gold watch and taking it You rest. The rest of your life's left to Die with your ills.