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I heard a tale once Of vapid medium matrix And taut smiley convolutes A tale which embarked me At that time Yet gave me no notion of its truer Nature You see The ocean has no currents when you’re under You see You don’t see into your own eyes very often You see But the many yous that make a lifespan up Can see you and make you see through There is a tremblesome youngster in all of us The one which makes crusaderies bearable And laughter cramps quotidian gamblers The breathtaken gasping-at-everything Taken aback little idiot with the Thunder in his belly And the crawls below her skin And the overhead waves Evermore crashed within Yes my meek teen rally Once a half-contrived sin Once my part bright moon Of a solitary kin Comes in all of us it seems And we make up threads of social For the fabric of our culture That we start to weave adawn Yet at dawn we are not there With a full grown self aware And at the solar peak of glare We are still too young to care Then at scarlet tap of dusk Still a bit too tough to bare Last at midnight we are gripped With the fullest conscient gaze So we can all marvel upon How much oxygen we waste In this marvellous endeavour I think though it’s for the better And I’ve slowly learned to praise All the veiling in this system Of Born Dead Then Raised Then Very Dead What I mean is there’s some Wise In the grinds of our Ways How Ethereum with potential Gets palpable and cased Because then we can all be With the hardship of adult And the vestige of a kid And then we get to die To get it over with… But wait I still have something A little more positive to say Like the first person on Mars Is likely still a kid So when we get to Mars We’ll still float in that kid If you feel trapped in the smiley And depressed and yesterdated Version of yourself It means you still have all The other phases ahead Yet it might not still be quite As freely as you’re expecting That your form will excavate Through life’s cruel winding Not all of us will get To float our kid to Mars Yes, you’ll get it All Oh yes, you’ll get to try But in the end, my friend You’ll be glad you get to die.
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Mar 12, 2018
Mar 12, 2018 at 10:47 PM UTC
Letter From Me To Teen Me
I heard a tale once Of vapid medium matrix And taut smiley convolutes A tale which embarked me At that time Yet gave me no notion of its truer Nature You see The ocean has no currents when you’re under You see You don’t see into your own eyes very often You see But the many yous that make a lifespan up Can see you and make you see through There is a tremblesome youngster in all of us The one which makes crusaderies bearable And laughter cramps quotidian gamblers The breathtaken gasping-at-everything Taken aback little idiot with the Thunder in his belly And the crawls below her skin And the overhead waves Evermore crashed within Yes my meek teen rally Once a half-contrived sin Once my part bright moon Of a solitary kin Comes in all of us it seems And we make up threads of social For the fabric of our culture That we start to weave adawn Yet at dawn we are not there With a full grown self aware And at the solar peak of glare We are still too young to care Then at scarlet tap of dusk Still a bit too tough to bare Last at midnight we are gripped With the fullest conscient gaze So we can all marvel upon How much oxygen we waste In this marvellous endeavour I think though it’s for the better And I’ve slowly learned to praise All the veiling in this system Of Born Dead Then Raised Then Very Dead What I mean is there’s some Wise In the grinds of our Ways How Ethereum with potential Gets palpable and cased Because then we can all be With the hardship of adult And the vestige of a kid And then we get to die To get it over with… But wait I still have something A little more positive to say Like the first person on Mars Is likely still a kid So when we get to Mars We’ll still float in that kid If you feel trapped in the smiley And depressed and yesterdated Version of yourself It means you still have all The other phases ahead Yet it might not still be quite As freely as you’re expecting That your form will excavate Through life’s cruel winding Not all of us will get To float our kid to Mars Yes, you’ll get it All Oh yes, you’ll get to try But in the end, my friend You’ll be glad you get to die.
If you think it's underlined by humour you're right! Take yourself lightly, and this poem as well :)
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Mar 12, 2018
Mar 12, 2018 at 10:47 PM UTC
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