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You may believe in your fictitious destitution, You may be adrift in your false desolation, You may be wandering a path of solitude, And you may be drowning in ignorance. I am occasionally condemned as such. Our isolation like a xerox. Synonymous of withdrawal into one's self. Not uncommon, even cherished. Individuality becomes enveloped. Becoming our own worst enemies, Among a sea of monochromes. Exposed complexion, Defined blush, Vulnerable iridescence. Recognize a promise to identity.
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Sep 30, 2013
Sep 30, 2013 at 1:43 AM UTC
Sui Generis & Cherished
You may believe in your fictitious destitution, You may be adrift in your false desolation, You may be wandering a path of solitude, And you may be drowning in ignorance. I am occasionally condemned as such. Our isolation like a xerox. Synonymous of withdrawal into one's self. Not uncommon, even cherished. Individuality becomes enveloped. Becoming our own worst enemies, Among a sea of monochromes. Exposed complexion, Defined blush, Vulnerable iridescence. Recognize a promise to identity.
sarina-kay-cassell
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Sep 30, 2013
Sep 30, 2013 at 1:43 AM UTC
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