YALE CHEN

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YALE CHEN
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He was the weakest or feeblest prisoner I ever met
+ Z! w( J. p; m( O* `- T1.5 meters tall n 35 kilograms  about his weight
3 l+ d/ e. n' d1 E: i! fHis eyes improportionally big n face naturally pale
. J: ^3 l4 u  ?+ o) S$ hHe declared with his girl friend love had been made+ `; ~- l( v; P) v) @8 ~8 h
He could dance gracefully on her palm I dare to bet
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$ l, H$ g# s5 o+ o2 zYale must be deserted by his parents or whole family/ R' C! v  ^3 G' {- e
Nobody sent him clothes or gave him money
2 t% A  |$ Z6 ?) mBig wind raoring n big snow flakes falling
% |+ A' [9 \* SHe was still bare-footed on concrete floor walking- O) P5 H# B' Y! J( V
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Among big games following the law of jungle just+ O" J5 L. V) y7 T) W6 n& \
He must be a small lamb or scapegoat less than dust& n7 R" b8 s. G7 x' f0 a4 r5 U
Things were running opposite just to my poor sight
0 j3 v- x2 }* t6 }Yale had his own way to conquer or bravely fight
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I didn't see whether his IQ high or low
) T% Y' J) _8 o, \. mCompared with other guys he reacted a bit slow. H1 q- n5 E: A4 E
Such amimal destined to be a small joke! A- n  }+ ~9 ?6 g
On his shoulders still stood a big hope
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When the little yellow cap was on his head/ v$ }/ s" C9 M+ }5 T2 G7 u
His poor face suddenly became bloodly red+ W/ W% R# y  w2 V  K2 k$ f
He began to yell , teach n rule us like a king with all his might& h1 ~. h6 D6 h2 C0 {
Strange enough the noisy room right away deadly quiet
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More than once I was woken by his thundering shout
, `: |! k! @# ]3 R% S/ b  EWaiting for his teachings serious n aloud* k, r* ?: H# }! A+ l2 S7 g6 q; D
Instead he furtively came to me with his quilt in hand
- |1 j8 C& B# P# L0 c! x4 {Lightly put it on my back igoring the banned
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. j0 [2 W* Z5 OThis meant his concience was stlll sound in his heart6 p# Y% L% j) M+ ?' b2 w9 A1 Q' K& a
Yale looked up the oldest n only political counterpart" v. Q2 l) T# j% o! X& n" {
I swore to give him some help whenever he needed8 K5 u+ M7 k; E8 a. j' f
He should be fully respected n better treated6 [- x& m: O8 G3 m2 S6 E6 |3 b

9 g5 V; G' v( _$ S4 GWhen the CAP was removed from his head1 R1 T8 P- t4 F% H0 E5 m7 q' |
Fists fell on him like hails from the sky9 p- Z; L& @! s
The reason was that he had too much "duty" to forget
; L+ s+ s! A' {; MThe right to wear the Cap from others he loved to buy
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Once he was beaten by the vice room leader/ ]8 i5 u; L# O  @; z
His big eyes open large jetting great fire3 @$ l1 m; v4 F' P. [9 S
I stood up n tried to with the weak or the weaker
$ k" r+ o( x- `. Q* T* `. \Rebel against the attacker to get out the mire- s% e8 ?4 U% _; f, y7 f2 o
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Fortunately it was only an aborted rebellion
0 P5 f, T/ i7 A( G$ V' GI was soon ordered to leave the Room n situation+ k2 [4 S" l( L3 y. N8 {- I1 B# f8 m
Just bf I left I saw Yale was on my clothes worn
* n, E% x3 }7 P1 ]! V# C; M- RSuch words from my brain suddenly born. S" r; Y, e$ g& G# e% r

- W  t" J( F6 w5 ]: fHelp yourself before you help others
- C' J- @4 _, S& \Bury your ambition in front of Big Brothers
" P' P3 W1 @! P- I! K- u- vAmbition arouses Anger n Anxiety
. l" u  @. v" h1 ~! e   that lead to turmoil of society
: h: _3 X1 I; ^: v9 D  m: r$ H/ UTolerance brews patience n diversity
  G) ~: e% W& \6 x; i) f# a3 k2 A4 [   which bring us invention n varielty