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Moonsocket
Poems
Oct 2016
Puddles
I came out here hoping for a clue
I found satisfaction
I'm feeling quite nice
I fell away from the rest
lost in a man made haunting
I still felt the joy of transparency
That last moment of ecstasy is where true inspiration lies
However it's fleeting through such chaotic vision
Sometimes the wires hanging for communication unravel from neglect
Out here in these forgotten spaces breathing comes easy
One can forget his nature and succumb to a more primitive state
In this form simplicity reigns
walk with ease
Sun tinted and dusted
Nature's natural weave woven
But free will is such a beautiful mishap
So to sacrifice that gift for the sake of slow motion seems cowardly
An ignition falters in light of these new procedures
I come back down to earth once in awhile
Sitting here now I feel the humor that caused my last collapse
Watch the complex complicate for the sake of boredom
The strings attached breathe simplicity
So strange these creations
We make them hurriedly
Excusing lives lost for comfort
I came here hoping to unwind
but this carbonation hinders my side step
I hear the hum of the suburban atrocities
I care not for your new satin curtains or white picket fences
Why does your happiness have to be mine?
I have no interest in your self pasta steamer
I feel only joy and confusion that your yoga cancellation is the biggest bad of your day
So I look out of my corners wishing for an escape
In the distance that sanctuary already long forgotten
I see the pines and lack of hate communicated
I ease out of the flesh boxes and word salads
Make my way back to that high point where I roam with that universal flaw
That too much of oneself leads to unhinged behaviour and flight in the most hysterical
Written by
Moonsocket
26/M/Illinois
(26/M/Illinois)
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