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Vicious Bullet: By: Jenny T. Villanueva

The poems discuss the negative effects of anger and destructive behaviors. Vicious Bullet describes how anger can trigger uncontrollable passions and grievances that end relationships and understanding. It warns that anger only brings loss and surrendering to hell. Drift depicts someone who has lost hope and direction in life due to vices like drugs. It questions if family and peer problems can truly justify self-destruction, and urges self-reflection on becoming better before time runs out.

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Vicious Bullet: By: Jenny T. Villanueva

The poems discuss the negative effects of anger and destructive behaviors. Vicious Bullet describes how anger can trigger uncontrollable passions and grievances that end relationships and understanding. It warns that anger only brings loss and surrendering to hell. Drift depicts someone who has lost hope and direction in life due to vices like drugs. It questions if family and peer problems can truly justify self-destruction, and urges self-reflection on becoming better before time runs out.

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Vicious Bullet

By: Jenny t. Villanueva

What a fiery shot to the soul, Triggering passions beyond control Blazing inner blood to a full Making grievances dig an unending hole.

Further, it keeps one seething And the gut forever sizzling It worns out social understanding Deliberately ending little humane of a being.

Now, wonder and ponder What viciousness there is in ANGER, Its a big word a MUST REMEMBER For it only brings raging loss and foes, then to HELL YOU SURRENDER!

Drift
By: Jenny T. Villanueva

Walked in a darkened alley, Lifes colors blewn away Hope seemed so blurry The future in disarray.

Then rose the ultimate question, Why path lost its direction? Drugs, vices, swallow the attention Now in detention to a blind oblivion. When placed at a stake of justification, Reasons came running beyond reflection

Family problems, peer pressure, failures and a lot more to mention


Could these really pave worthy to self-destruction?

Ponder and think it over, Would you want yourself to be better? Your soul awaits your answer, Be warned, time is running shorter!

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