He, was a river his movement were very devine.

He would flood, the area of your home if conditions where just right.

Bring him more sand bags alright as the water begin too reach the fences height.

The land, was parting and sliding into mud as the river monster waves continue there plot of that day

Malcontent characteristics recalcitrant inhibitions
unaware, unaware of conditions borderline severe heuristic clarified the ebb an flow  preventive
growth had to learn
on my own to listen
mr know it all
didn't know at all
the time it took
he didn't tell me
just handed a book
I handed it to the shelf
finally read it
evaluated myself
wealth of knowledge felt
like nothing, like nothing else so I sought to
challenge my thoughts
question my purpose
the rhythm of history
gave notes took notice
That change was focus
In continuous motion

we sat
in identical chairs

feet on the floor
eyes on the teacher

this man told us the tales of reality
but the characters went missing

we sat in identical chairs
offered questions we had fully prepared

articulated our 'best' thoughts
within the confines of our lot

we sat in identical chairs
scratched doodles in the margins

of our dreams and values,  
we hoped to never have to share

cause we're not fools
we have one voice
and certainly, no cares
cause we all
sat
in these identical chairs

I followed you to the ends of the earth
But you took me to a cliff
.... and threw me off.

How I long to be among the pages of a book that captures my attention so sweetly, then pulls me in and consumes me whole until I can’t think of anything else

I must read…I read to escape, to put myself in the place of others, to experience what I have yet to experience, to travel the world for ten to twenty dollars, I read to feel

I feel the emotions portrayed by the characters. The happy characters, the sad characters, the bitter characters. All such beautiful emotions depicted in words. I laugh and smile and cry and I hurt

Ultimately I hurt. The book ends. But I get such an exciting thrill from it that I read it again.