YALE CHEN

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YALE CHEN, F+ V! X1 Q+ t: r: [# e
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He was the weakest or feeblest prisoner I ever met
0 B- m7 L* O  X" m! J  S5 |1.5 meters tall n 35 kilograms  about his weight
  i4 z# @: O7 y# K$ ^5 dHis eyes improportionally big n face naturally pale
3 x+ l# P; C% UHe declared with his girl friend love had been made
8 M1 _8 }; c( EHe could dance gracefully on her palm I dare to bet
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Yale must be deserted by his parents or whole family
' E1 h' s, X* B, TNobody sent him clothes or gave him money
) Q( B9 t9 i- j+ qBig wind raoring n big snow flakes falling" A5 w  ~/ t' K
He was still bare-footed on concrete floor walking  W0 N* E7 C7 F- b$ g: M% ]

. ~% o: S8 H! R. N4 {Among big games following the law of jungle just
6 D( h: M) ^" DHe must be a small lamb or scapegoat less than dust9 {3 ~. s! t% k2 P0 I6 {
Things were running opposite just to my poor sight, A" k; B- k, F; t4 |( ~1 ^/ m
Yale had his own way to conquer or bravely fight
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I didn't see whether his IQ high or low5 E- L" _: C. v1 S! _% R
Compared with other guys he reacted a bit slow9 k* m. c( i: C3 }
Such amimal destined to be a small joke6 }4 Y- g+ T9 y; X" q
On his shoulders still stood a big hope/ V( j2 Q5 w2 U3 a* W3 A3 d7 A

$ h: J  U, {5 Y! g. y# q9 aWhen the little yellow cap was on his head5 Z3 w( Y" q0 h( d
His poor face suddenly became bloodly red# d& J" Y. \4 j' n7 v4 Y; U
He began to yell , teach n rule us like a king with all his might9 _$ j: z$ _0 R
Strange enough the noisy room right away deadly quiet% |8 x$ M, \! I8 t
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More than once I was woken by his thundering shout
% F# V) b9 d/ U- \/ X$ d+ g, ~Waiting for his teachings serious n aloud
1 Z; H" P5 W+ \9 `1 v; KInstead he furtively came to me with his quilt in hand& }" {9 O9 a2 n4 E4 _, |
Lightly put it on my back igoring the banned- k& t5 K- K4 p6 P) G. F

. _: Y/ `$ \9 ]& ~5 }" HThis meant his concience was stlll sound in his heart
! [0 r7 i3 N- K) w" ]* PYale looked up the oldest n only political counterpart% C7 `- L5 |+ q+ a9 n
I swore to give him some help whenever he needed# p: u' S# h% M: `) p
He should be fully respected n better treated7 w$ r+ i% w( ?3 q8 K; N! a
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When the CAP was removed from his head
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The reason was that he had too much "duty" to forget, p" ~: C# Z- p0 q& M8 }
The right to wear the Cap from others he loved to buy6 s3 t2 d. s/ o9 L$ J. u0 a

. X) X* Q2 P* ^( [) X( r$ sOnce he was beaten by the vice room leader6 L" t" @0 r) s- C! d
His big eyes open large jetting great fire
4 @3 q( F- |  \- X0 ~3 |: Q0 lI stood up n tried to with the weak or the weaker( B. a. x$ }% [% c4 Q3 B; s1 ^
Rebel against the attacker to get out the mire7 d( P! ~( [; U& o
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Fortunately it was only an aborted rebellion9 w  K0 C5 P5 j& d; T
I was soon ordered to leave the Room n situation
8 a/ L5 |8 g( Z7 AJust bf I left I saw Yale was on my clothes worn
4 d! _$ C1 j$ G1 W1 R0 C+ N$ MSuch words from my brain suddenly born
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Help yourself before you help others: Z. b% \- u7 O4 K. ]
Bury your ambition in front of Big Brothers0 b8 C; ^! T# \4 b: X' t1 q: c
Ambition arouses Anger n Anxiety
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Tolerance brews patience n diversity
  {& Y  ]9 Y- c9 p2 ?7 B   which bring us invention n varielty