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roses are red
violets are blue
converse are lowkey uncomfortable shoes

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waka flacka wa
flacka waka flacka
wa flacka waka

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Slay is all my life
The day has been slayed away
Slay is ev'rywhere

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I can't write these poems
This is not my art form, please
I cannot do this

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The dew is a very appropriate analogy for humans. For example, if you look at the dew droplet in the image, you can see that there is a slight glare on some of it, but you can also see through some of it. Depending on the angle and the environment, you have to shift yourself in order to see clearly through the droplet, representing a human relationship. You can't see completely through a person at first, you have to get to know them first.

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I cannot do this
I am bad at poetry
Slay the day away

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This poem is very interesting. On the outside the drop of water looks perfect, like some topics may be, but on the inside it is much more complex. This can be the case for many things. There are always struggles under the surface that no one knows about.

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We are together
Always will be forever
We are together

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They call me Mr. Time,

Because I tick like a clock

Yuh I got Tourette's

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I like how simple and effective this poem is. Each and every person and element of life is facing or features some type of struggle. This could be some form of internal struggle or struggle against some other source. Also the inside of a drop of water or dew as a lot of weird stuff going on inside of it. I bet all of these strange nightmarish creatures are probably fighting each other and there is a lot of turmoil and struggle going on.

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Friday afternoon
and class really wants to leave;
teacher makes us stay.

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Hey there babygirl
I love you like my fortnite
Card worth nineteen bucks

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A drop of water, while looking peaceful and serene are filled with turmoil. I imagine being in one of those giant hamster balls and it is most certainly not calm. Another thing that comes to mind when thinking of a drop of water is the fact that it takes roughly 90 days of turmoil for a drop of water to go down the Mississippi River

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“A World of Dew” by Kobayashi Issa

A world of dew,

And within every dewdrop

A world of struggle.