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I am an utter shining star Since the unknown gross start But I wasted my full brightness To pour lightnings over every corner Instead to radiate on a single inch Do I regret? Not yet! For I follow the natural path of the holism But my sight may rarely reach The inner core of a veil From each way someone looks At me they won’t be able to measure The entire strength of my light It will be spread In several tiny sparks Even when I am the big apple that hits I will be just the slice that fits Do I pay? Indeed I say! By the noisy specialties of the hand I can see the gaps in my eyes Feeling the cracks of my soul The bass & treble of my voice Through the voices of others Is dismantled Even if the absence I fill Of our absolute love in me In each second I will never be The real me And every act Will be a deaf echo Of the universe of me You will think I am always less You will never see me fully You will never understand me truly.
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Feb 19, 2015
Feb 19, 2015 at 8:19 PM UTC
The Cracking Self
I am an utter shining star Since the unknown gross start But I wasted my full brightness To pour lightnings over every corner Instead to radiate on a single inch Do I regret? Not yet! For I follow the natural path of the holism But my sight may rarely reach The inner core of a veil From each way someone looks At me they won’t be able to measure The entire strength of my light It will be spread In several tiny sparks Even when I am the big apple that hits I will be just the slice that fits Do I pay? Indeed I say! By the noisy specialties of the hand I can see the gaps in my eyes Feeling the cracks of my soul The bass & treble of my voice Through the voices of others Is dismantled Even if the absence I fill Of our absolute love in me In each second I will never be The real me And every act Will be a deaf echo Of the universe of me You will think I am always less You will never see me fully You will never understand me truly.
j-carlos-szczepanik
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Feb 19, 2015
Feb 19, 2015 at 8:19 PM UTC
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