YALE CHEN

sunwinism

YALE CHEN
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He was the weakest or feeblest prisoner I ever met
: o  ]% z6 O; V* r4 |4 J/ j- m1.5 meters tall n 35 kilograms  about his weight2 Z- q. u3 y5 T0 s% s
His eyes improportionally big n face naturally pale
+ {' ^  o$ T- ^6 I' }- JHe declared with his girl friend love had been made5 U% n( D6 U! o* R0 A/ h
He could dance gracefully on her palm I dare to bet
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( \( ~/ q& _# D8 pYale must be deserted by his parents or whole family
! \1 v1 R6 r$ g& J. ANobody sent him clothes or gave him money
/ S7 z/ Y  M' _8 uBig wind raoring n big snow flakes falling9 p+ }! A- T# y/ n) b" F- d
He was still bare-footed on concrete floor walking8 f2 @; ]. L# z5 s" m4 c) k9 o3 R+ L

9 }. f. k( ~6 `; KAmong big games following the law of jungle just+ N4 l0 P8 \0 T. q' A5 L2 ]& P
He must be a small lamb or scapegoat less than dust% w' J* d6 j* f- t/ R. R9 T( x1 a
Things were running opposite just to my poor sight- U7 y1 h% e( @
Yale had his own way to conquer or bravely fight* {, [2 C8 y7 x$ D
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I didn't see whether his IQ high or low
1 k) {; }6 G: [9 p, y  \, o2 T% S8 OCompared with other guys he reacted a bit slow- I) v3 d' ?$ f, A! \- h, _
Such amimal destined to be a small joke  h4 |! Z9 ~$ R: {1 H0 P+ K
On his shoulders still stood a big hope
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" w! I" J" `! W8 qWhen the little yellow cap was on his head6 F9 I! U3 I8 c& ]# b) s
His poor face suddenly became bloodly red; p$ v7 I3 e5 H' _1 }
He began to yell , teach n rule us like a king with all his might
4 i+ g2 L0 q; f0 C; L: K% d& m; rStrange enough the noisy room right away deadly quiet0 b$ s; U3 f, J! W5 g

8 G& U0 m. D5 J, iMore than once I was woken by his thundering shout- b) v6 a) G! A- m: x& a9 Q
Waiting for his teachings serious n aloud; |$ z2 P+ w0 k6 u- N. ^8 e
Instead he furtively came to me with his quilt in hand
  W) x4 k6 \' Q6 vLightly put it on my back igoring the banned
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  d  e" Q& D7 L4 nThis meant his concience was stlll sound in his heart1 X; f9 i: _8 m, _
Yale looked up the oldest n only political counterpart( L  b5 L- {/ @' b0 y/ V' k
I swore to give him some help whenever he needed
# ~  ^) ~+ Y( g; r4 nHe should be fully respected n better treated1 G: x( E# d; w* v) x% f5 ^. {

, e; c6 ~$ }3 ~  nWhen the CAP was removed from his head
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The reason was that he had too much "duty" to forget8 h# W" H+ T5 V
The right to wear the Cap from others he loved to buy
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+ x# u) q+ ^, @7 sOnce he was beaten by the vice room leader
" B- ?" S! M% B, }. Z, G6 ^( CHis big eyes open large jetting great fire4 U* R6 t2 ~/ o. L4 @' K$ i& }1 B: ]7 e
I stood up n tried to with the weak or the weaker
) p& W" Z( Z: h  b! XRebel against the attacker to get out the mire8 a7 Y0 ~+ x7 }0 u: M; m: O0 A

4 Z# E" D! p1 E$ l8 _! x, h  CFortunately it was only an aborted rebellion$ l7 S* w# {% g, m2 H
I was soon ordered to leave the Room n situation
  e2 K7 d5 ]/ \. Z4 q; o: PJust bf I left I saw Yale was on my clothes worn& p6 z  E: s* ]
Such words from my brain suddenly born5 T2 A3 X% G5 O) A
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Help yourself before you help others
9 v# K( D8 k5 @/ f* I# VBury your ambition in front of Big Brothers
" j7 U- C. [) d0 r; z) qAmbition arouses Anger n Anxiety
7 s: k# O0 k2 C! @3 X6 V: M4 ~   that lead to turmoil of society7 N# S( B2 X  ]. D# t! Z) X
Tolerance brews patience n diversity
$ [3 {7 I5 G) s   which bring us invention n varielty