YOUTHS LOOSING DIGNITY IS SAD

 One thing you never allow taken from you:

That inherent nobility the good Lord bestowed;

The bit, sunshine which poverty touches not

Which you should forever hold onto, is dignity


Let them at any rate take away whatever: strip

Away your ability to feed well, cloth well the etc

That bits about prestige self respect, decency

Are yours, an inalienably yours to keep or give


So, when they come, have hurt you to lower

Your self-esteem but someone brings you ray

Of reality, do not let where they have drag you

Have you fighting that appraisal opportunities


Yes, often you may have to put pride aside

But not to loose class, importance or honour.

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