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I breathe the breath of a poet Held hostage by mediocrity, Such indifference were the norm Of unwritten rules and irony. Among the bushes roses Bloomed many, But few survived even a day or two, For they withered off With their thorns pierced Through their petals, Choking From the words of suits and ties That viewed the world as a monopoly game. Child, you have two ears, but do not let the wind whisper into them with blind language. Make your own path, And set foot on the road untraveled.
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Dec 20, 2016
Dec 20, 2016 at 2:00 AM UTC
Blind Language
I breathe the breath of a poet Held hostage by mediocrity, Such indifference were the norm Of unwritten rules and irony. Among the bushes roses Bloomed many, But few survived even a day or two, For they withered off With their thorns pierced Through their petals, Choking From the words of suits and ties That viewed the world as a monopoly game. Child, you have two ears, but do not let the wind whisper into them with blind language. Make your own path, And set foot on the road untraveled.
NoahandNaomi
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Dec 20, 2016
Dec 20, 2016 at 2:00 AM UTC
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