To hell with normalcy. I'd rather be someone revolting.
It hurts? That’s a fallacy. You're a coward — and that’s fear prompting.
Indeed, there are hierarchies. And rebelling is... concerning. Misusing the power to control the industry — Rebounding on the surface; it's redundant. It's taunting.
Amuse me! What — you think this is fancy? What's wrong with wanting something? Just because some are powerless... it's raunchy? Distrust directs the regime — look, the balance is burning.
Excited to show them dreams — flaunty.
Look at that smile. Look at the face. Full of surprise, sharp with the gaze.
Oh! You're blushing. Excuse me — my breaching tendency. You're beautiful. And shy. That's... compelling.
I wish you'd stay that way. But — the farther we go, the greater the dismay.
Subdue this malice. Subtly play. If you want the prize... you gotta pave the way.
I hate it when you're bamboozled, procrastinating as you sway. Can't you just stop being a wuss? Even forecasters have their days.
But in this dance of defiance... let courage lead the way.
Shatter the chains of conformity. Let authenticity — stay.
For in each rebellious heartbeat, a revolution brews with a glaze.
Even a meek-looking fuzz can become a blasting, blazing wave. -Asher Graves
Was scrummaging through some old notes and found a poem I wrote two years ago. Thought I’d share it here—funny how words from the past can still echo in the present.