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 Jun 2016 The Revolutionist
Gary
Words held captive
Guilty of all we do
Yet thoughts are orphans
Sitting in cages like animals being abused.

Days of speaking in riddle
And writing in rhyme
Are now handed over
To some clown dressed as a mym.

Language and words are a thing of the past
Only to be used as a flaw in our law
To be used as a pass.

Words no more
Actions of ******
Morals beaten, twisted and chained
Treated as a freak show
Looked upon as weak and insane.
 Jun 2016 The Revolutionist
ren
I colored this whole page outside the lines
Just to prove you can't keep me in binds.
 Jun 2016 The Revolutionist
ren
My heart is not
Broken
It's only beginning to
Grow
-ren


The darkness comes
on a sunlit day, reaching with its hand
of little comfort or warmth
Shadowing the promises
of ribbon shaped clouds
floating silently in harmony
with my heartbeat

My mind drifts softly
through this high rise window
slowly streaked in sadness
but transparent so that I may see
into the fabric of my memories,
desperately fighting the fears
as a slight smile forms

Collecting teardrops,
so many shed, flowing anguish
embedded of a loss
outlining the cracks in my heart
etched in tomorrows
now lost to yesterdays
when today I miss you again
A bird flies
Nature throws itself to the wind
And all enchanted bodies
Sleep not tonight

Roaring tides of sea took clouds
As chariots deep and light as terror
Or awe at what could be the last
Wink of lightning on chains of evening

I rooted myself to this bushel
And bore the berry, nature told me thus
For life may be as fruit near fallen
Or rotten-putrid, alcoholic mess.

Driftwood sees me early
And I wake when the storm is over
Not me I told, not shaven me
I am wild now, I have seen the cold.

So woe, those days may live again,
But I will take the razor once more
And live as apes may call themselves human
And live as comfortably as I may after all.
Away from the storm,
But not gone.
Written in an art gallery, looking at a painting of a storm
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