Kreesha, you make me feel guilty if I'm not posting something to amuse you at least once every two days. Probably a good thing. <3
I'm digging through all my old files looking for gold to post, and I'm not finding much. The following is a poem I wrote maybe six months ago. It is most imperfect, but what the hey, it's some filler.
The world around is dull and bleak,
Monotony, week after week.
Painted in dark browns and grays,
Until we scream within our days,
But striving, we cannot break free,
Because none among us truly see,
That to be free we break the mould,
Give up that we crave to hold,
Pass over ways to turn the knife,
And in doing, we give up our life.
Our place among the status quo,
Where do we turn? Where do we go?
When all we know is ripped to shreds,
And all we want in in our heads.
With possession gone, with freedom ours,
We have no way to spend our hours,
Save looking at our very souls,
Freed from the depths of craving's holes,
But laid bare, they writhe and cry
"How dare you free us from our sty!"
In truth, the soul is quite content,
To live in hells to which it's sent,
Even going insofar,
As to love the things that scar,
And freedom, though sought by all,
Is not beyond corruption's call,
And though we claim to find ourselves,
We cannot escape our own shelves,
And every act of self-confession,
Is merely more hints of obsession.
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Another post that makes me think of Buddhism - by eliminating the desire for (ultimately) temporary fulfilment, we can focus on the path to spiritual enlightment (lasting fulfillment).
Is merely more hints of obsession.
Upstanding to no correction,
Outnumber our list of regression,
By which to those of our digression,
We paint ourselves to time repressing,
As each steps forwards along a path,
Nothing left is out of grasp,
Time is stilled as whispers shout,
No further clasped is this sprout
Of guidance gained through about,
No sin or discrepancy or quite content,
In truth a bare lament.
Not a critique but a salvo to a great poem.
"The greatest respect is emulation" ~ Patrick Stewart
(I think I might cry if this doesn't post correctly.)
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