Kinder Garden (158 hits)
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Submitted by DyingBreed (View user info) at 2007-12-18 18:46:03 EST
KINDER GARDEN
Once there lived a man in the world of expectancy
who expected everything and nothing
who listened blindly with all the wisdom he could conjure,
and heard the celestial whisper adjacent to this realm.
Blind from fear and procrastination, he experienced friction when attempting to clear the dust f from his Third Eye, and thus failed in presenting the language to his surrounding souls.
Him- "awake"
Them- "asleep"
Proposition of truth and ideas were met with laughter, and those saddening confused expressions that f force you to look at the detachment between spirit and soul because of our dirt costumes.
The more he reached out, the more they pulled away.
Him- balanced between two worlds, calling.
Them- a step from the threshold,
with frightened shut eyes, and hand-covered ears.
He was merely a messenger
A direction giver
A roadway sign
A direction messenger by the highway,
invisible, and wishing to be a God or a babbling infant,
content with a plastic charm and his mothers' milk.
But he wasn't either
he was both
with crying laughter, and tears of boredom
So there he sat
in a heap of desperate ashes
lamenting the condition of his company
...and himself
fist-fighting two forces
and losing
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Submitted by HurtByTheSun (user info) at 2007-12-18 19:43:30 EST (#)
Ranking: -2
Fail.