by: Adriana Melgen Andon

Life is unfair.
Sometime you lose your underwear.
Your boyfriend is having an affair and the bed you, now, won’t share!
Or you can fall down from the stairs,
and lose everything from toes to hair,
and end up baldy, without repair.
Yes, I know life is unfair.

Life treats, life tricks,
I throw, you kick.
Out there flying you see a witch, with her big, brown, old broomstick,
She is nothing but a hick, she wants something. What? A dick.
You just got a drum, and lost your drumsticks.
You have a girlfriend made out of plastic.
Yes, I know life is unfair.

Life gives, life takes.
You make mistakes,
the rules you break you can’t unmake.
You fear nothing more than snakes.
You are given cupcakes and not cheesecake,
or while driving lose your brakes.
Yes, I know life is unfair.

Life rocks, life sucks.
The door you knocked is fully locked.
You build with blocks.
Your friends, you mock.
You end bankrupt,
and sucking cocks just to earn a few bucks.
Yes, I know life is unfair.

Life has ups, Life has downs.
You jump, you bounce.
You sought good and bad you found.
You are a hunter with a wound by his hound.
You asked how your shape is; they answered “its round.”
You never got in, when you got in, drowned.
Yes, I know life is unfair.

Life gives tricks, and takes treats,
it rocks up and sucks it down.
Life’s right, life’s wrong,
it’s short and long.
It’s up, it’s down,
Life’s in, and I’m out.