Generation Content
Seated in chairs made of gold
Upon monuments their parents built
Ears burn at discontent’s sound
From those who dare demand better
When, from the streets the poor demand more
In tallest towers they can only look down
Tell the weak everything is alright
Tell them it’s a worthless fight to fight
And to carry on into the night
But we’ve seen this all before
They’ll be, one day, at the door
To throw them from the thousandth floor
And they’ll be content no more
Contentment, they thought,
Was enough for the poor