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Jaded Sections


Author: Crestfallenman
ASL Info:    24/M/CA
Elite Ratio:    4.45 - 622 /962 /454
Words: 68
Class/Type: Poetry /Longing
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Jaded Sections



Principal is to the matter,
My dead silence woes...
Anxious anticipation forever,
Downward disappointment we go...

If a light breaks the surface,
Suffice the disease breaths at heart...
Bleeding a reality I must face...
Shredding three times a soul apart...

Frustration to even explain...
What I can't even understand...
Rabidly desolating my name....
When all adoration fails...
I begin to lose who I really am...




Submitted on 2016-04-03 23:59:06     Terms of Service / Copyright Rules
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  Interesting... myself, I have forgot to struggle, forgot to strive, forgot to worry about much of anything at all. Hence I have additionally lost any creativity of late, kind of like a mushroom which no longer grows, it's purpose apparently fulfilled and nothing left to do but whither away slowly. At this point I don't really know if I ever was "myself", but just a series of weather changes as the seasons passed.

My own guitar stands and stares at me, wondering why I never learned to play it so much as play with it. Hey, maybe that storm is yet to come?

| Posted on 2016-04-23 00:00:00 | by Blue Monk | [ Reply to This ]
  Very introspective perspective on human nature and the ills that befallen us if we are not completely honest with ourselves. A thought provoking poem.
| Posted on 2016-04-13 00:00:00 | by MaryMaryBeth | [ Reply to This ]


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