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Poets are quite useful and should not be harmed per the Per-con-fessor (silent H)y’all, M.A., BS (not a degreee) like the opossum, a frightfully excellent scavenger of nature’s successful (s)excesses, should not vacuumed up, intoxicated, sprayed or splayed with harsh chemicales, less their output ‘die on the vine’ (or summertime hammock) let them create, let them pro~create,(oh yeah) let them be et, juicy and delicioso speaking from very personal know-(less)dge while the species is no current danger of being eradicat[et], there are editors, propagandists, censors and sneering sensors, A-holes, B-holes and M-holes, even T-holes & Z-holes, ready willing enable to remove all poems from the general lexicon of human possessions (and poets into giant pre-fabulous custom built warehouses) i therefore encourage you to start this date, by kissing your fav po-et, and thus strongly encourage, hims and hers, to out-put put-out suggest you start with me, as a test pest case and not Thomas Case, who gets plenty affection
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Apr 23
Apr 23, 2026 at 7:55 AM UTC
Poets are quite useful and should not be harmed
We invented a strange language where progress means the sound of forests falling like unpaid bills. A human hand draws a line on the soil and suddenly the river becomes property, the mountain becomes cement, and the sky becomes a place to hang smoke. We measure the world the way a thief measures a house— How much wood? How much oil? How much gold hiding under silence? No one measures the breath of a whale, the sleep of a tree, or the quiet mathematics of birds returning home. We are excellent accountants. We calculate profit from the bones of mountains, write numbers on the ribs of oceans, and stamp “development” on the forehead of extinction. The Earth never signed the contract. Yet every morning the sun still rises like a patient teacher waiting for a class that keeps burning the school. Humans say, “Just one more factory.” “Just one more mine.” “Just one more road through the forest.” Greed always speaks in the language of just one more. And somewhere a glacier writes its slow resignation, a river forgets its name, and a forest practices the long silence of ghosts. One day the Earth will place our cities in a museum of mistakes between the fossils of arrogance and the dust of forgotten empires. A small child of the future may look at our ruins and ask the wind: “Did they not know they were cutting the branch they were sitting on?” And the wind will answer softly— “They knew. They were simply too busy counting the wood.” — Written by Harsh Aryan 🌍✍️
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Mar 11
Mar 11, 2026 at 4:30 PM UTC
The Receipts of the Earth
We invented a strange language where progress means the sound of forests falling like unpaid bills. A human hand draws a line on the soil and suddenly the river becomes property, the mountain becomes cement, and the sky becomes a place to hang smoke. We measure the world the way a thief measures a house— How much wood? How much oil? How much gold hiding under silence? No one measures the breath of a whale, the sleep of a tree, or the quiet mathematics of birds returning home. We are excellent accountants. We calculate profit from the bones of mountains, write numbers on the ribs of oceans, and stamp “development” on the forehead of extinction. The Earth never signed the contract. Yet every morning the sun still rises like a patient teacher waiting for a class that keeps burning the school. Humans say, “Just one more factory.” “Just one more mine.” “Just one more road through the forest.” Greed always speaks in the language of just one more. And somewhere a glacier writes its slow resignation, a river forgets its name, and a forest practices the long silence of ghosts. One day the Earth will place our cities in a museum of mistakes between the fossils of arrogance and the dust of forgotten empires. A small child of the future may look at our ruins and ask the wind: “Did they not know they were cutting the branch they were sitting on?” And the wind will answer softly— “They knew. They were simply too busy counting the wood.” — Written by Harsh Aryan 🌍✍️
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We invented a strange language where progress means the sound of forests falling like unpaid bills. A human hand draws a line on the soil and suddenly the river becomes property, the mountain becomes cement, and the sky becomes a place to hang smoke. We measure the world the way a thief measures a house— How much wood? How much oil? How much gold hiding under silence? No one measures the breath of a whale, the sleep of a tree, or the quiet mathematics of birds returning home. We are excellent accountants. We calculate profit from the bones of mountains, write numbers on the ribs of oceans, and stamp “development” on the forehead of extinction. The Earth never signed the contract. Yet every morning the sun still rises like a patient teacher waiting for a class that keeps burning the school. Humans say, “Just one more factory.” “Just one more mine.” “Just one more road through the forest.” Greed always speaks in the language of just one more. And somewhere a glacier writes its slow resignation, a river forgets its name, and a forest practices the long silence of ghosts. One day the Earth will place our cities in a museum of mistakes between the fossils of arrogance and the dust of forgotten empires. A small child of the future may look at our ruins and ask the wind: “Did they not know they were cutting the branch they were sitting on?” And the wind will answer softly— “They knew. They were simply too busy counting the wood.” — Written by Harsh Aryan 🌍✍️
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Mar 11
Mar 11, 2026 at 4:30 PM UTC
The Receipts of the Earth
We invented a strange language where progress means the sound of forests falling like unpaid bills. A human hand draws a line on the soil and suddenly the river becomes property, the mountain becomes cement, and the sky becomes a place to hang smoke. We measure the world the way a thief measures a house— How much wood? How much oil? How much gold hiding under silence? No one measures the breath of a whale, the sleep of a tree, or the quiet mathematics of birds returning home. We are excellent accountants. We calculate profit from the bones of mountains, write numbers on the ribs of oceans, and stamp “development” on the forehead of extinction. The Earth never signed the contract. Yet every morning the sun still rises like a patient teacher waiting for a class that keeps burning the school. Humans say, “Just one more factory.” “Just one more mine.” “Just one more road through the forest.” Greed always speaks in the language of just one more. And somewhere a glacier writes its slow resignation, a river forgets its name, and a forest practices the long silence of ghosts. One day the Earth will place our cities in a museum of mistakes between the fossils of arrogance and the dust of forgotten empires. A small child of the future may look at our ruins and ask the wind: “Did they not know they were cutting the branch they were sitting on?” And the wind will answer softly— “They knew. They were simply too busy counting the wood.” — Written by Harsh Aryan 🌍✍️
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I have always been helpful. I still remain to be. The adults growing up always said ”she’s such a joy to have around what a great girl” I shared everything I had I was more than happy to share any or all of my things for all of my life I was five listening to whatever my family wanted My food, a toy, a blanket I was using, anything. As a teenager me and my two sisters continued to grow apart They were always closer with one other Then I ever was with a single one We were only 2 years apart from each other. Even when I was five I was the way I was because I felt like no one ever wanted me around So maybe if I gave myself they would I remember my oldest sister telling me to go hide in a box I would ask why and it would be a reply of “Just. because. I want you to” . It never felt lonely It might of been I never was I was always kept company by the thoughts in my head Of “How do I get my people to want me around”. I remember being 14 and asking my sister if she wanted Some food I was making She said she didn’t not so I only made one portion for my self Then I gave it to her and started over when she got hungry. This process repeated for years with my sisters even my mother joined This didn’t feel like a problem with my friends I was more than happy to go to your car and grab your phone To give anyone anything for events I don’t know why I loved doing it Maybe it might be my fault for giving up everything for I was raised in a world where everything was my fault. I was blamed for everything growing up My sisters could say anything and they believed it. Even their friends, mine, our parents No questions asked Sure, I was rightfully accountable maybe WHEN I WAS EIGHT I don’t think people believed in me. I think the worst part of this behavior going on is I scarcely get anything in return I dont really know if I want any benefit from it It makes me happy when I do it for friends. I was never a people pleaser Just a person who didn’t want to be alone and in that I had to find ways to make others think I’m useful.
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Jan 19
Jan 19, 2026 at 1:55 AM UTC
To Be Helpful or To Be Useful
I have always been helpful. I still remain to be. The adults growing up always said ”she’s such a joy to have around what a great girl” I shared everything I had I was more than happy to share any or all of my things for all of my life I was five listening to whatever my family wanted My food, a toy, a blanket I was using, anything. As a teenager me and my two sisters continued to grow apart They were always closer with one other Then I ever was with a single one We were only 2 years apart from each other. Even when I was five I was the way I was because I felt like no one ever wanted me around So maybe if I gave myself they would I remember my oldest sister telling me to go hide in a box I would ask why and it would be a reply of “Just. because. I want you to” . It never felt lonely It might of been I never was I was always kept company by the thoughts in my head Of “How do I get my people to want me around”. I remember being 14 and asking my sister if she wanted Some food I was making She said she didn’t not so I only made one portion for my self Then I gave it to her and started over when she got hungry. This process repeated for years with my sisters even my mother joined This didn’t feel like a problem with my friends I was more than happy to go to your car and grab your phone To give anyone anything for events I don’t know why I loved doing it Maybe it might be my fault for giving up everything for I was raised in a world where everything was my fault. I was blamed for everything growing up My sisters could say anything and they believed it. Even their friends, mine, our parents No questions asked Sure, I was rightfully accountable maybe WHEN I WAS EIGHT I don’t think people believed in me. I think the worst part of this behavior going on is I scarcely get anything in return I dont really know if I want any benefit from it It makes me happy when I do it for friends. I was never a people pleaser Just a person who didn’t want to be alone and in that I had to find ways to make others think I’m useful.
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I'm (not) stupid, I am (not) a fool, I'm (not) only useful to you, I'll never (not) be useful to anyone.
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Feb 28, 2025
Feb 28, 2025 at 8:37 AM UTC
(Not)
today's another day of doing nothing i don't really feel okay but i don't want to be bluffing about being useful for anyone or anything- i'm trying to be truthful telling myself i'm ugly but i'm not good at my studies i guess my parents are right always saying i'm useless
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Sep 2, 2024
Sep 2, 2024 at 6:30 AM UTC
useless
If ever I grow small Consider me still useful Uncrippled color
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May 11, 2024
May 11, 2024 at 10:28 AM UTC
If Ever
I got hit with that one trick pony line Luring my anxiety, AND insecurity, To the frontline Apparently I do mind My mind will make sure to remind Ignoring useful comments I find And not just the kind kind Too anything positive I'll become blind A one track mind, singularity defined Creating new shackles that bind A self enforced redesign Leading me to leave a select few talents behind Choosing thoughts from another's mind to get behind Because that one guy that one time Tried to take from me the one thing I liked to give my time But here's the bottom line, I've found I rather enjoy expressing in rhyme Hurt and pain just happen to be most of what I've felt for a long time So that's what comes out When I pour my heart out Into each and every line Let me apologize in advance for next time ©2024
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Apr 26, 2024
Apr 26, 2024 at 5:10 PM UTC
~•§•~ One Trick Pony ~•§•~
Being useful and being valued are. two. different. things.
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Jan 15, 2022
Jan 15, 2022 at 12:24 PM UTC
Not the same
That's what I am. Like an art on a canvas. Only just to be admired, nothing more. Only pleasant to your eyes, when you saw fit. My only existence was to satisfy your needs. You could've at least looked at me with love in your eyes. If You're going to cry wolf You should mean it. My anxiety became the only subject matter, and she gave me advices because you were never here. I was only useful in a useless way. I was useful in loving and supporting you. But all of those were useless Cause you still went back to her!
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Feb 3, 2021
Feb 3, 2021 at 8:28 AM UTC
Usefully, Useless.
Well this has a deflating feeling but                          a pumped upending.   There was a little one, he was always kicked around, but they were the best of times, boot or hand he didn't mind. Scuff marks marking his features,    every now and then washed off Mudd crusted between stitches. If he felt a little deflated they'd be positive pumping him up full of air once again. It was him and them for a time,   but it moves on. He went out less and less,   it was summer and he went            out once. Sitting on the windowsill wishing to between the blades of grass. at the end of a foot and                    a goal post. Not being kicked and thrown around, then it got real, he was put in the shed empty not feeling the air between his stitches anymore. Then he heard voices in the back,    don't worry you have friends, Were all a little deflated in here? I think some of us were mislaid. Forgotten by mistake or we like to think that. Hi, I'm seasonal, I'm beach. Now I'm just missing the sunshine. I got a puncture, I wasn't as floaty anymore, I was their favorite  seaside friend, you see they fixed my bobo. I don't leak anymore, but they didn't fill me up or throw me again. I was put in here for another time, but I only see them when they are looking for lost things, but not me. Meet tennis and his sister, there a right pair, one always going over the net, the other hoping that   the other would hit so they could feel the air bouncing between the                             racket and them. The racket was in here, but never talked just time pulling at his strings, sagging as if a smile hanging upside down. We have been in here a while,   don't know how long, we just chat about the fun times before. So they told each other stories wondering what it would have been to be the other. Laughing and joking at the possibility of either hit by a boot or floating so high in the air,  as if they'd never hit the ground. Time passed and one day the family all came to the shed, older than before. Oh my gosh, I remember you guys.. Mum, I found the beachball, oh my gosh he's still got his kitty plaster on... They pumped him up and he went in to the air, he could feel the heat of the sun, and it felt right again. They grabbed me I was a little shrunken,   And the boy now a man, oh my gosh.. I thought I lost you, they pumped me up. He did tricks with me, on knee head and foot, wow he's got better as time passed. Then racket came out with tennis and his sister, what shall we do with these,    Oh' no they thought are going to end up in the trash. But they saw racket tightened his strings, and then the yellow siblings where smacked against the wall, they smiled at the noise and the feel of Racket upon them again. The sun was beaming and everything felt like before. But then they were put into the car with other objects, a vase slightly chipped, but beautiful anyway. Books, with folded pages, what stories they could tell us, another time anyway. We traveled a while, hearing noises outside, And handed to another, don't worry we'll find them a new home. We were put on shelves, price tags stuck to us, we were left behind pieces that others didn't want to throw away. But finding us a new home, racket and the twins were first to go,                     at least they weren't separated. A new face taking them home cuddling, holding them tight, a home was found. Then it was beaches turn, a little girl with her mummy, she saw the kitty plaster and was smitten. She threw him in the air i could see him smile at the thought of once again being thrown again. Me I was the last, I was asleep didn't even realise that I'd even been sold. Rudley awoke to a foot in my face. what the, and I could feel the air between my fibers, I could see children and more of me being kicked around. I was among others as laughter and glee, as we were kicked and thrown, it felt like home again, not the one before but a new one I was inflated and gliding between posts, back of the net, and out again. Home is where ever you feel needed, and never let yourself feel deflated as we are all useful in our own way. I have to go as I have fourteen children chasing after me, and there I go. boot to me and in the air, I fly again.
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Nov 9, 2020
Nov 9, 2020 at 6:28 AM UTC
Deflated Friends Find A New Home
Well this has a deflating feeling but                          a pumped upending.   There was a little one, he was always kicked around, but they were the best of times, boot or hand he didn't mind. Scuff marks marking his features,    every now and then washed off Mudd crusted between stitches. If he felt a little deflated they'd be positive pumping him up full of air once again. It was him and them for a time,   but it moves on. He went out less and less,   it was summer and he went            out once. Sitting on the windowsill wishing to between the blades of grass. at the end of a foot and                    a goal post. Not being kicked and thrown around, then it got real, he was put in the shed empty not feeling the air between his stitches anymore. Then he heard voices in the back,    don't worry you have friends, Were all a little deflated in here? I think some of us were mislaid. Forgotten by mistake or we like to think that. Hi, I'm seasonal, I'm beach. Now I'm just missing the sunshine. I got a puncture, I wasn't as floaty anymore, I was their favorite  seaside friend, you see they fixed my bobo. I don't leak anymore, but they didn't fill me up or throw me again. I was put in here for another time, but I only see them when they are looking for lost things, but not me. Meet tennis and his sister, there a right pair, one always going over the net, the other hoping that   the other would hit so they could feel the air bouncing between the                             racket and them. The racket was in here, but never talked just time pulling at his strings, sagging as if a smile hanging upside down. We have been in here a while,   don't know how long, we just chat about the fun times before. So they told each other stories wondering what it would have been to be the other. Laughing and joking at the possibility of either hit by a boot or floating so high in the air,  as if they'd never hit the ground. Time passed and one day the family all came to the shed, older than before. Oh my gosh, I remember you guys.. Mum, I found the beachball, oh my gosh he's still got his kitty plaster on... They pumped him up and he went in to the air, he could feel the heat of the sun, and it felt right again. They grabbed me I was a little shrunken,   And the boy now a man, oh my gosh.. I thought I lost you, they pumped me up. He did tricks with me, on knee head and foot, wow he's got better as time passed. Then racket came out with tennis and his sister, what shall we do with these,    Oh' no they thought are going to end up in the trash. But they saw racket tightened his strings, and then the yellow siblings where smacked against the wall, they smiled at the noise and the feel of Racket upon them again. The sun was beaming and everything felt like before. But then they were put into the car with other objects, a vase slightly chipped, but beautiful anyway. Books, with folded pages, what stories they could tell us, another time anyway. We traveled a while, hearing noises outside, And handed to another, don't worry we'll find them a new home. We were put on shelves, price tags stuck to us, we were left behind pieces that others didn't want to throw away. But finding us a new home, racket and the twins were first to go,                     at least they weren't separated. A new face taking them home cuddling, holding them tight, a home was found. Then it was beaches turn, a little girl with her mummy, she saw the kitty plaster and was smitten. She threw him in the air i could see him smile at the thought of once again being thrown again. Me I was the last, I was asleep didn't even realise that I'd even been sold. Rudley awoke to a foot in my face. what the, and I could feel the air between my fibers, I could see children and more of me being kicked around. I was among others as laughter and glee, as we were kicked and thrown, it felt like home again, not the one before but a new one I was inflated and gliding between posts, back of the net, and out again. Home is where ever you feel needed, and never let yourself feel deflated as we are all useful in our own way. I have to go as I have fourteen children chasing after me, and there I go. boot to me and in the air, I fly again.
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Oftentimes, you realize, that the shaking of an intangible void, desperate, clinging before it too is lost on an otherworldly transform of otherwise incomprehensible, nightmarish, or null thoughts, buried between the conceptions of self-deliverance and a bone-knuckled release into an endlessly exploding oblivion, or the intangible touch of a thousand tiger's treasuries.
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Mar 20, 2020
Mar 20, 2020 at 11:52 PM UTC
Nobody
Easy to give useful tips Someone who doesn't do the estimates himself. It's easy to scold grumpy poets Someone who can't find the words. When you write a letter to your beloved lady, I would advise you to write poetry. I would advise you to eat halva, But you're sick on both heads. What artist can be given advice? Don't leave a gun in the dressing room. What advice is good for a deputy? Do not raise public sector wages. Advice for a buyer – Don't come to the store without money. The pickpocket kind of two tips: Grab the bills, leave the coins. The diver will appreciate the wish – Dive where the habitat is. Hint to all freeloaders in the final – Read the classics in the original.
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Mar 26, 2019
Mar 26, 2019 at 4:57 PM UTC
Tip
Loathe Power verb Direct, yes Though, Verbose is How I wrote Still I write in open circles Even I don't know what I mean. Trust. Looping back, is there not an artistry in that? Together Adjective for the ages Cut to form, Don't get me wrong, It sounds fitting With the way you lead your life. Your confines. Look at all my fitted pieces. I bend the lines with word as waveform. Looping back, Fulfilling is As useless As it is Useful
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Feb 1, 2019
Feb 1, 2019 at 3:41 AM UTC
Shut Your Mouth & Disengage| Edge of Terms
We look into the damp, dark recesses of our mind to look for finite definition for our actions and expressions. We are looking for a straight line in a work comprised of curved loops. How we don't acknowledge the curved loops' flexibility to everything. We can only see shapes through our narrow minds. Not the abstract dimensionality. The straightening of a curved loop is the destruction of true art. Moving endlessly with infinite pertinence. That no one yet everyone understands.
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Jan 14, 2019
Jan 14, 2019 at 12:27 PM UTC
The Meaning of my Poetry
Fear, please don't embrace me. Please don't come chasing after me. Please don't. Fear, please don't stop me. Please don't make me to be afraid to even worship God... Worthlessness, please don't replace my mirror. Please don't take away my identity, the truth I hold onto. Uselessness, please don't come and be my secretary. Please don't be my frequent notifications on my phone, on my heart. Unloving, please don't come and replace my heart. Please don't keep captives my thoughts, my words, my actions. No. I am not asking. I am telling you. To leave.
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Jul 11, 2018
Jul 11, 2018 at 7:02 AM UTC
Leave
Nobody has to know about me I am a person of insignificance I only prioritize truth or beauty There is no need to know about me I am not like the Saints of past I am no hero who does any deed so valiant I need every inch of strength to give to my heart For my heart is weak in times like these Time makes we wane and wither I usually can't fall in love If I do find a true love It becomes an obsession To never see the darkness in another heart I am imperfect in every way I know that I shall never see that daylight coming For I know one thing Nobody will know about me I will stay invisible to the naked eye A telescope is needed to see my stars I am so very near you I am nobody of significance I wish to start my journey as Anonymous Carving no name on this road I pave Heaven can wait Until I am nobody's name
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Feb 11, 2018
Feb 11, 2018 at 7:10 AM UTC
My hands employed
I’m a dying seed in a Desert ground, With no water to feed my roots Useless as it seems, oh how you make it rain so I can spread my roots soon to grow to feed the hummingbirds. I’m the food crumbs between the countertops decomposing by the days, useful for red the ants to take. I’m a dead animal rotting away on a lonely long highway, as magnets feed on, so on as the ravens feed upon. I’m a guitar with the tone of D, what is useful is this melody? but so sweet by the ears of the listeners. A dead star in the endless space, useful at night to show your beauty to behold the eyes of the souls you wish to Capture. Every sound is an endless song for your praise. To know the unuseful is useful, we are useful for the consuming fire God.
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Nov 5, 2017
Nov 5, 2017 at 3:18 PM UTC
to think the Unuseful is useful
Inspiration Comes in B U R S T S All at once Or never It's something That everybody wants For different reasons School Work Creativity Inspiration likes to come at inconvient times While in the shower Or during a speech Sometimes when you're asleep And then it leaves By the time you Awaken. Inspiration Is pretty annoying But also Pretty **** useful
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Oct 20, 2017
Oct 20, 2017 at 9:43 PM UTC
Inspiration
It's odd to think of how much time I spend working out a mental fallacy or problem in my head or on paper and then it's just gone. It's like a rhetorical analysis and my life is a story. Today i was struggling a tad about spending this weekend at my boyfriend's and him not spending too much time with me. But immediately afterward, I summed that yes, he's happy to see me, but I was the one who asked to visit and he already had plans of things to do. So Though he appreciated my company, he has others things to do and enjoy as well. This is not OUR weekend or holiday. I am just participating in it. It was like this welling emotion of hurt suddenly was alleviated, knowing that it was not about shirking me; it was about getting things he had already endeavored to do done. Thinking gets me to many better places than places I previously was before. I solve a lot of my own problems staring at a screen and typing them out, or just staring and thinking in general. It gets me through issues that don't need to be issues. Its just my chemical imbalances ramping up small emotions that need not be catastrophic, but can sometimes turn to be. Similarly, I've solved why I'm an extrovert writer. My only friends were people in stories, and though I adore human energy and potential, real human beings do not compare to the neatness and logic of story characters. They can both feel as real, but real people can change on a dime, or be growthless, or waste their time and learn nothing. In a story we'd call that unrealistic. So I'm content being around people, feeding off their glorious energy, but also fine not being too interactive at all times. I can hear voices in movies, I can meet people in stories. I can suffice on the people between pages, and also the people out of pages who feel strong and real and connective to me. Thinking and reflecting is one of my strongest traits. Telling my therapist about this trait was one of the first times I realized my possible brilliance. I told her I reflect and work out problems with myself, as it was the only way I figured out how to live when things were worst, and she was stunned. She says that trait, one used to often, can sometimes be attributed to genius. Understandably, I was also stunned. Reflecting on reflecting even feels rejuvenating. I am so proud of this skill, the skill that kept me alive and now is helping me learn to be self-sufficient. The growth is exponential. The usability is astounding. I feel so lucky to be able to have it.
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Nov 26, 2016
Nov 26, 2016 at 3:20 PM UTC
Reflection on Reflecting
It's odd to think of how much time I spend working out a mental fallacy or problem in my head or on paper and then it's just gone. It's like a rhetorical analysis and my life is a story. Today i was struggling a tad about spending this weekend at my boyfriend's and him not spending too much time with me. But immediately afterward, I summed that yes, he's happy to see me, but I was the one who asked to visit and he already had plans of things to do. So Though he appreciated my company, he has others things to do and enjoy as well. This is not OUR weekend or holiday. I am just participating in it. It was like this welling emotion of hurt suddenly was alleviated, knowing that it was not about shirking me; it was about getting things he had already endeavored to do done. Thinking gets me to many better places than places I previously was before. I solve a lot of my own problems staring at a screen and typing them out, or just staring and thinking in general. It gets me through issues that don't need to be issues. Its just my chemical imbalances ramping up small emotions that need not be catastrophic, but can sometimes turn to be. Similarly, I've solved why I'm an extrovert writer. My only friends were people in stories, and though I adore human energy and potential, real human beings do not compare to the neatness and logic of story characters. They can both feel as real, but real people can change on a dime, or be growthless, or waste their time and learn nothing. In a story we'd call that unrealistic. So I'm content being around people, feeding off their glorious energy, but also fine not being too interactive at all times. I can hear voices in movies, I can meet people in stories. I can suffice on the people between pages, and also the people out of pages who feel strong and real and connective to me. Thinking and reflecting is one of my strongest traits. Telling my therapist about this trait was one of the first times I realized my possible brilliance. I told her I reflect and work out problems with myself, as it was the only way I figured out how to live when things were worst, and she was stunned. She says that trait, one used to often, can sometimes be attributed to genius. Understandably, I was also stunned. Reflecting on reflecting even feels rejuvenating. I am so proud of this skill, the skill that kept me alive and now is helping me learn to be self-sufficient. The growth is exponential. The usability is astounding. I feel so lucky to be able to have it.
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I write poetry often, but it never writes me back.
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Mar 13, 2016
Mar 13, 2016 at 6:31 AM UTC
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