Looking At You Poem by Randy McClave

Though my clothes are not your style
And in my shoes you've never walked a mile,
And when you start speaking of prejudices with guile;
I just look at you, and I give smile.

When you mock someone else's life's path
From the clothes that they wear or if they took a bath,
Your answers are in criticism and always in wrath;
I just look at you, and I begin to laugh.

When you try your best at others to provoke
At their sensitivities you enjoy to prod and poke,
Behind their back you have mocked and hatefully spoke;
I just look at you, and then I tell a joke.

Sometimes I realize that you just don't think
Or maybe you have had to much to smoke or drink,
Maybe though you should go and see yourself a shrink;
I just look at you, and I give a wink.

Hurting others feelings I believe is your main perk
Most of the time to others you are a complete jerk,
Remember words and insults about me don't ever work;
I just look at you, and I give a smirk.

Randy L. McClave