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"conformist" poems
Humans are by nature unappeasable  no matter their behavior. As a conformist We threaten outsiders, Yet long to be our own person. And individuality is no better, We long for acceptance of The group we once called home. That is the nature of humans, We viscously treat those that are not like us. Its no wonder so few are happy with such constant inner confliction. Because the human mind is a kingdom ruled by two fears, Fear of the unknown, And Fear of rejection.
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Jun 19, 2014
Jun 19, 2014 at 11:39 PM UTC
Individuality vs conformity
I can be you, or I can be them I can be she, or I can be him but why be a con artist of someone else like a shadow to my best friend, when I can be my own person, a unique creation created in the image of God but representin my own reflection because I don't wanna see you, them, she, or him in the mirror I wanna see me through my own eyes, 20/20 vision, but clearer but the more I conform, the image of someone else draws nearer and I begin to lose sight of myself, look back in the mirror, and see myself in the rear a shadow to another figure, a copy of a personality livin' out another person's dreamed out reality copying what they think, and succumbing to conformity but that ain't me.... what you see visually and how I appear physically is what makes me comfortable, that's why I'm an independent, politically I don't follow the norms and rules of what's most accepted socially the only commandments I live by are the ones given Biblically I ain't  the best saint though, I mean I do sin every day but the only one I wanna copy is Jesus Christ, in every possible way on the other hand, Satan is out there, trynna tempt me on how to act and even what words I say he's out offering me drinks, but I reply, "I'm okay" cause I don't care if "everyone else is doin' it" I just live how I like to live, that's what makes me a true non-conformist I dress how I wish and not because it's in style I keep my hair big, I do whatever makes me smile I'm not trynna impress you or fit into your clique I don't give women pick-up lines and act like I'm slick I'm me, just me, no facades, just real and if you can't accept that, then move forward but don't steal the things that make me special, from my poems to my appeal so don't try to change me and keep my uniqueness concealed I could care less about your thoughts and any of your judgements I refuse to give your words power, I can make your points become pointless I'm not trynna be harsh, I just love to be different I wanna be an original and keep my vibe realistic not a second you, but a first me, no counterfeit I try to keep up with what God said in Matt 26 verse 41, the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak so pray not to give into temptation and stay on your feet I encourage us to keep our standards and what makes us unique and accept anyone else who doesn't wanna repeat everything you say, and everything you do sometimes it's the people that are different that come off the most true because they're not sayin or actin' in ways that you approve they're given you their honest opinion, you should keep them closest to you don't conform, forget what people want you to be just be yourself, not a copy of reality TV.
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Nov 4, 2012
Nov 4, 2012 at 10:00 PM UTC
nonconformity
I can be you, or I can be them I can be she, or I can be him but why be a con artist of someone else like a shadow to my best friend, when I can be my own person, a unique creation created in the image of God but representin my own reflection because I don't wanna see you, them, she, or him in the mirror I wanna see me through my own eyes, 20/20 vision, but clearer but the more I conform, the image of someone else draws nearer and I begin to lose sight of myself, look back in the mirror, and see myself in the rear a shadow to another figure, a copy of a personality livin' out another person's dreamed out reality copying what they think, and succumbing to conformity but that ain't me.... what you see visually and how I appear physically is what makes me comfortable, that's why I'm an independent, politically I don't follow the norms and rules of what's most accepted socially the only commandments I live by are the ones given Biblically I ain't  the best saint though, I mean I do sin every day but the only one I wanna copy is Jesus Christ, in every possible way on the other hand, Satan is out there, trynna tempt me on how to act and even what words I say he's out offering me drinks, but I reply, "I'm okay" cause I don't care if "everyone else is doin' it" I just live how I like to live, that's what makes me a true non-conformist I dress how I wish and not because it's in style I keep my hair big, I do whatever makes me smile I'm not trynna impress you or fit into your clique I don't give women pick-up lines and act like I'm slick I'm me, just me, no facades, just real and if you can't accept that, then move forward but don't steal the things that make me special, from my poems to my appeal so don't try to change me and keep my uniqueness concealed I could care less about your thoughts and any of your judgements I refuse to give your words power, I can make your points become pointless I'm not trynna be harsh, I just love to be different I wanna be an original and keep my vibe realistic not a second you, but a first me, no counterfeit I try to keep up with what God said in Matt 26 verse 41, the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak so pray not to give into temptation and stay on your feet I encourage us to keep our standards and what makes us unique and accept anyone else who doesn't wanna repeat everything you say, and everything you do sometimes it's the people that are different that come off the most true because they're not sayin or actin' in ways that you approve they're given you their honest opinion, you should keep them closest to you don't conform, forget what people want you to be just be yourself, not a copy of reality TV.
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She did not keep the peace, was not the conformist in silence, was not a normal person. She was the rebellious martyr filled with centuries upon centuries of the world's anger and trash. She did not yield for a rule, never stormed for the greater good of currency, and was born to die. But of course, not before she recieved what she thrived for.
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Feb 6, 2015
Feb 6, 2015 at 6:20 PM UTC
The Martyr
It started with a pen, and wound up in English. No diction, addiction, or ambition, to get published. “Don’t scream and you’ll look normal.” Screaming “MISOGYNY!” if screaming at all, I’ve seen the great minds of my generation addicted to Adderall.   Some friends who get wasted, and I remain sober. Cheap ‘03 cars, yet, no ones coming over.   Actors without work now, no one with opportunity. Suicidal crazies now, crafted from 80’s and 90’s responsibility, and A is for Adderall.   Sugar coated heroine, designer drugs. Poor blacks, whites, mexicans, and asians swept under the rug.   “The father, the son, the invisible hand.”   Crack in prisons, ***** holy ******* in a BMW, Feminism, becomes communism, becomes atheism becomes you. You so counter-culture, you forgot about us, “She’s not an angel friends, throw her under the bus.”   Politicians in purple now, blessed American royalty. Slaughter the disenfranchised, poor, socialist regime, and A is for Adderall.   Don’t shoot the police, shoot the children instead, or send them to war, but the war had to end. “In god we trust, but in the market we invest.” So occupy Wall Street, and get called a hippie, or occupy college, and become a dead beat?   In high school you’re told, be what you will be. Cancer is still a… “…” …Hereditary disease.   Actors without work still. Politicians lying still. Suicidal crazies. Ecstasy filled crazies. Counter-culture conformist. Culture conformist. Eco-terrorist. Mindless consumer. Junkies, addicts, soldiers, students, leaders, followers, murderers, democrats, conservatives, liberals, republicans, child molesters, sexists, racists.   No more labels.   It was every single individual. Individual failure. One by one, we were all found guilty. You are guilty. I am guilty, and A is for Adderall, and the new marginalized.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 9:43 PM UTC
"Adderall [the New Marginalized]."
It started with a pen, and wound up in English. No diction, addiction, or ambition, to get published. “Don’t scream and you’ll look normal.” Screaming “MISOGYNY!” if screaming at all, I’ve seen the great minds of my generation addicted to Adderall.   Some friends who get wasted, and I remain sober. Cheap ‘03 cars, yet, no ones coming over.   Actors without work now, no one with opportunity. Suicidal crazies now, crafted from 80’s and 90’s responsibility, and A is for Adderall.   Sugar coated heroine, designer drugs. Poor blacks, whites, mexicans, and asians swept under the rug.   “The father, the son, the invisible hand.”   Crack in prisons, ***** holy ******* in a BMW, Feminism, becomes communism, becomes atheism becomes you. You so counter-culture, you forgot about us, “She’s not an angel friends, throw her under the bus.”   Politicians in purple now, blessed American royalty. Slaughter the disenfranchised, poor, socialist regime, and A is for Adderall.   Don’t shoot the police, shoot the children instead, or send them to war, but the war had to end. “In god we trust, but in the market we invest.” So occupy Wall Street, and get called a hippie, or occupy college, and become a dead beat?   In high school you’re told, be what you will be. Cancer is still a… “…” …Hereditary disease.   Actors without work still. Politicians lying still. Suicidal crazies. Ecstasy filled crazies. Counter-culture conformist. Culture conformist. Eco-terrorist. Mindless consumer. Junkies, addicts, soldiers, students, leaders, followers, murderers, democrats, conservatives, liberals, republicans, child molesters, sexists, racists.   No more labels.   It was every single individual. Individual failure. One by one, we were all found guilty. You are guilty. I am guilty, and A is for Adderall, and the new marginalized.
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There is no such thing as a note-worthy conformist
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Dec 7, 2014
Dec 7, 2014 at 9:26 PM UTC
Rebels and Riots (10w)
Eighteen years. Eighteen long years I've lived on this planet, Slaving away as another conformist to most rules (But only so I could survive And get an education, despite the breakdowns As my mind couldn't handle the pressure Of today's expectations). At times I thought I wouldn't make it; My lows were... pretty low; They sometimes cancelled out the highs completely, Or at least made them seem not so high. But somehow, I made it, Along with all the other eighteen-year-olds. And so I say, congratulations. We made it. We may be beaten, bruised, and battered, Broken, cracked, and frayed, But we're here. Brace yourselves. We're in for a whole new set of challenges.
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Aug 24, 2014
Aug 24, 2014 at 12:45 AM UTC
Eighteen
Spitting occult lyrics to snow confusions. I being able to slow my own notions, Am called the Conformist. Am not crazy. See my brain? I swear am just eccentric. New blessings and abilities become insanity, Look, this is just an overflow of positivity, Still, saying am crazy, wont back me down,, Am just eccentrically gifted by himself different. Why not for the sake of being admit uniqueness? Cant change who am made, to this admit pleasing. A poet I am, not a writer, to me commit ceasing. Why are my unique thoughts referred 'twisted? Omit that **** and know eccentric means gifted.
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Apr 8, 2015
Apr 8, 2015 at 9:40 AM UTC
Twisted nor Gifted
They went skinny dipping, when the sky laid heavy and warm, in bare naked exposure, night swimming, in the moonlight bright she found herself the golden one, he was a tired diamond, tired to death of life, he peeled shells from nutmegs, which he dutifully crushed, a sorry occupation, and he blushed, the non-conformist nutmeg, just a little spicy, he hung them out to dry, swung from the boughs of the sweet chestnut tree, shouted so loud, that his voice became hoarse, the man who played conkers, that old chestnut, the horse one, picked up his conkers, my God,he was bonkers, (C) Livvi
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May 25, 2014
May 25, 2014 at 7:05 AM UTC
Skinny dipping and nutmegs
Lifelines spiral past the unwary conformist conforming to a type they read of in the papers and now preaching someone else's mind as gospel while their own was lost so long ago in an ocean of stereotypical.
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Jan 8, 2016
Jan 8, 2016 at 10:26 AM UTC
Stereotypical Poetry By The Conforming Troll.
Like stray dogs in suburbia we wander. We once knew a path in our distant dog-year past one our owners walked us down, dragging us nowhere fast. It was catholic school teachers, conformist preachers and all the other tame creatures who took us on our way. We walked on their time, to the beat of a drum our paws weren't made to pound. And we were dragged by a noose (otherwise known as a leash) but their language is not our language so while I called it what it is they called it keeping me safe. What the masters don't know is that sometimes they leave the wrong door open and a fence in the yard or a parental guilt trip feels about as big as a crack in the sidewalk to jump over when the street looks like a filthy paradise where things like loud are louder, fast is faster, scary, scarier, and reality, realer. Now we're never in any rush because anywhere and everywhere is home so simply staying in doesn't feel so bad. Routine is no longer in our vocabulary. Vocabulary is no longer in our collection of words and our collection of words is no longer so clean. We wander because ideas described to us as garbage taste better than the textbook kibbles-n-bits and even though it's not served hot or in a bowl with our names on it the fact that we found it ourselves feels better than having our tummies rubbed or making the grade. None of this is to say that the old house will never be home again. Doggy doors are always open and winters are always cold. So once I've had enough of life's streets teaching me more important things than rolling over or playing dead, things like knowing tricks don't always come with treats, we might just go back inside. And returning won't be our loss because we'll be walking back in with unclipped claws for the first time and with all our baby teeth and naive fears gone, we just might bite.
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Jan 31, 2014
Jan 31, 2014 at 9:16 PM UTC
Like Stray Dogs
Like stray dogs in suburbia we wander. We once knew a path in our distant dog-year past one our owners walked us down, dragging us nowhere fast. It was catholic school teachers, conformist preachers and all the other tame creatures who took us on our way. We walked on their time, to the beat of a drum our paws weren't made to pound. And we were dragged by a noose (otherwise known as a leash) but their language is not our language so while I called it what it is they called it keeping me safe. What the masters don't know is that sometimes they leave the wrong door open and a fence in the yard or a parental guilt trip feels about as big as a crack in the sidewalk to jump over when the street looks like a filthy paradise where things like loud are louder, fast is faster, scary, scarier, and reality, realer. Now we're never in any rush because anywhere and everywhere is home so simply staying in doesn't feel so bad. Routine is no longer in our vocabulary. Vocabulary is no longer in our collection of words and our collection of words is no longer so clean. We wander because ideas described to us as garbage taste better than the textbook kibbles-n-bits and even though it's not served hot or in a bowl with our names on it the fact that we found it ourselves feels better than having our tummies rubbed or making the grade. None of this is to say that the old house will never be home again. Doggy doors are always open and winters are always cold. So once I've had enough of life's streets teaching me more important things than rolling over or playing dead, things like knowing tricks don't always come with treats, we might just go back inside. And returning won't be our loss because we'll be walking back in with unclipped claws for the first time and with all our baby teeth and naive fears gone, we just might bite.
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I may only be seventeen years old, but I can already tell you this that I am sick and tired I am sick of the people who are judgmental and the people who are unkind The people who tell Atheists they are going to hell and the people who mock Christians for wanting something to believe in I’m sick of the hateful way people speak to each other and how everyone tries to form some kind of negative opinion about one another I’m sick of the bullies in school who drive kids to suicide and the parents who never taught them to be kind I’m sick of macho boys thinking its cool to hate and easy girls with zero self-esteem but more than that I'm sick of the society that made them feel this way I’m tired of the snobs who turn up their noses at self-expression and of the hipsters frowning upon the so called conformist squares I’m tired of making my own life choices based on a fear of someone else’s negative reaction I’m tired of people who look for the flaws in my life instead of basking in the beauty of their own. I am fed up with people who complain about the clinically depressed and the people who spitefully use their own rain cloud to block out the sun I’m fed up with people who don't know how share and people who take advantage of their friends I’m fed up with cheaters, liars and the inconsiderate All in all I am fed up with cruelty itself It serves no purpose other than to blind people from the beautiful reality of our lives Hatefulness needs only to be replaced by love and acceptance and then perhaps there will be an overall higher level of happiness
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Feb 3, 2014
Feb 3, 2014 at 9:20 PM UTC
Sick and Tired
I may only be seventeen years old, but I can already tell you this that I am sick and tired I am sick of the people who are judgmental and the people who are unkind The people who tell Atheists they are going to hell and the people who mock Christians for wanting something to believe in I’m sick of the hateful way people speak to each other and how everyone tries to form some kind of negative opinion about one another I’m sick of the bullies in school who drive kids to suicide and the parents who never taught them to be kind I’m sick of macho boys thinking its cool to hate and easy girls with zero self-esteem but more than that I'm sick of the society that made them feel this way I’m tired of the snobs who turn up their noses at self-expression and of the hipsters frowning upon the so called conformist squares I’m tired of making my own life choices based on a fear of someone else’s negative reaction I’m tired of people who look for the flaws in my life instead of basking in the beauty of their own. I am fed up with people who complain about the clinically depressed and the people who spitefully use their own rain cloud to block out the sun I’m fed up with people who don't know how share and people who take advantage of their friends I’m fed up with cheaters, liars and the inconsiderate All in all I am fed up with cruelty itself It serves no purpose other than to blind people from the beautiful reality of our lives Hatefulness needs only to be replaced by love and acceptance and then perhaps there will be an overall higher level of happiness
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my reincarnation is that of a treasured cup i’m almost entirely certain that my death will play a role in the cup’s creation whether it be the clay I molded my alien hitch hiking signs into or its maker lays back and reads in a hammock the same hours I do just half way around the world once my soul has leaked and drained through hell’s piping system and what’s left escapes through condensation the clouds will carry me to a bazaar where the ceramic painting class is struggling to use oils with rainy weather in ******* up the work of most attendees several of them will hide me in backs of cupboards until they move or my soul dies of dust one, if god allow two painted mugs are repeatedly stacked with layers of sediment coffee, ***** tea, ***** coffee tea with ***** a cigarette accidentally my father should feel proud to know his son’s vices followed him through the afterlife that i got a nice home that i accepted leaving parts of my soul in old cupboards (Dad), i didn’t mean to contact the aliens so recklessly, and i feel like I have to get off my *** if i read too much i’m sorry i thought smoking was non-conformist you’re right, i lied a couple of times it cost just as much integrity as you said it would i know i will do much better as a treasured cup
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Jul 17, 2020
Jul 17, 2020 at 1:47 PM UTC
my reincarnation as a treasured cup
Mirror mirror, on the wall Who’s the most rebellious of them all? Leader-types? Jocks? Cheerleaders? Oh my… Or is it the band nerds? Or the kids in the corner getting high? Nowadays it’s cooler to take the non-conformist rout But then that becomes conformity, Not rebelling to any degree If we are all going against the grain, What is a non-conformist? A drinker? A smoker? An artist? A musician? Somebody trying to be different? But then people think Drinker becomes a bad influence. Smoker is automatically a grimy kid. Artists are too dramatic. Musicians symbolize arrogance. Different becomes attention seeking. There really are no true rebels until you look at those quiet observers The kids who refuse to drink, Smoke, Act out, Draw attention to themselves They become rebellious But only by not rebelling So do these things make me a rebel? Or do they make me Me? Now do we see the flaws In our society?
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May 25, 2013
May 25, 2013 at 12:06 PM UTC
Mirror, Mirror
Change tackles a broad spectrum of life. You change your hair, you change your underwear, you change your shoes. How the hell could someone change their Personalities in the blink of an eye. Can some one so thoughtful and sensitive turn into such a **** with the turn of one sentence phrase and punctuation. She storms in on her high horse ready to take the world by storm with her fury. She may say im her world but what have i done to deserve such punishments. I asked a Question. The fatalities of words and sentence structures leave a gaping hole in the ego and sense of trust. Sense of what is right and wrong cuz what is right by all does not apply to her. Her mind twists and bends to form views and morals that not even a twisted fairy tale can concoct. What she fights for doesnt fit the way of the world. She believes in things that will never happen, that make no sense. She fights for views that will leave her fighting forever. She is a non conformist but she conforms to stereotypes that go against her better thinking. The way she used to think. Stress has got her in a headlock, cutting off her brain's circulatory flow of intelligent words and clean blood. She inhales. Breathes in a mixture of smoke and unclean thoughts. Yea, she can stop. She's walking corruption. Digesting poison in the pit of her stomach killing the butterflies she claim died. Yea they died. In a fiery pit of lies and hypocrisy that gets you nowhere. She tells me her worst thoughts and wishes but her honesty doesnt justify the unjust actions that go against who she was. Who is she becoming? Someone who is dependent on drugs and drinks to make her happy Cuz she doesnt have the ***** to go against the grain and Stick to her guns and stay clean and fresh, Keeping her lungs pink and her brain free, free to believe and grow with each intake of air not smoke. I hate to see it happen but she is just like the others. **** views take the form of rolled up paper. Not an application but a temptation. Non conformists need not apply.
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Jan 3, 2010
Jan 3, 2010 at 12:35 PM UTC
Cambiar: (V) To Change
Change tackles a broad spectrum of life. You change your hair, you change your underwear, you change your shoes. How the hell could someone change their Personalities in the blink of an eye. Can some one so thoughtful and sensitive turn into such a **** with the turn of one sentence phrase and punctuation. She storms in on her high horse ready to take the world by storm with her fury. She may say im her world but what have i done to deserve such punishments. I asked a Question. The fatalities of words and sentence structures leave a gaping hole in the ego and sense of trust. Sense of what is right and wrong cuz what is right by all does not apply to her. Her mind twists and bends to form views and morals that not even a twisted fairy tale can concoct. What she fights for doesnt fit the way of the world. She believes in things that will never happen, that make no sense. She fights for views that will leave her fighting forever. She is a non conformist but she conforms to stereotypes that go against her better thinking. The way she used to think. Stress has got her in a headlock, cutting off her brain's circulatory flow of intelligent words and clean blood. She inhales. Breathes in a mixture of smoke and unclean thoughts. Yea, she can stop. She's walking corruption. Digesting poison in the pit of her stomach killing the butterflies she claim died. Yea they died. In a fiery pit of lies and hypocrisy that gets you nowhere. She tells me her worst thoughts and wishes but her honesty doesnt justify the unjust actions that go against who she was. Who is she becoming? Someone who is dependent on drugs and drinks to make her happy Cuz she doesnt have the ***** to go against the grain and Stick to her guns and stay clean and fresh, Keeping her lungs pink and her brain free, free to believe and grow with each intake of air not smoke. I hate to see it happen but she is just like the others. **** views take the form of rolled up paper. Not an application but a temptation. Non conformists need not apply.
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consuming cigarettes like candy at a theme park shoveling, inhaling before mom takes it away incubating cool concrete to hatch eggs of non-conformist thoughts, theories, therapy Costello glasses fog with skinny-jeaned laughter and flannel bellows only audible within the confines of claustrophobic, humid basements spilled with beer out of sun-lit fear. stay ****** ****** up and disconnected feigning parental disregard and lacked motivation, except to pet cats to the tune of vinyl manicured with dust seeping with lust for the past when rainbow-striped sweaters were cool. pound the drums too loud for ears sweating out anger and distrust stuck to reconstruct or fit in become the grey, the void, the in-between the one thing you don't want.
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Jun 11, 2012
Jun 11, 2012 at 7:30 PM UTC
It's a Hip Place to Be
The sky looks like cigarette ashes in a puddle of milk, and I, almost 22, am unsatisfied that I have not won a Pulitzer. And I, on the borderline of delusion and confidence, am unsatisfied I am not crazy or cocky enough to submit to The New Yorker. I hear the voices of the pastors, telling me that God heals all. They say 'He' is the only absolute. The people raise their hands towards the water-stained ceiling, as if He'll push his arms through the copper-colored scabs and save them. Grabbing their wrists and cooing, I am the remedy to the anxiety of death. I am six foot one and French, Irish, Cherokee, some sort of Anglo-Saxon, and a lost **** in a drowning garden. I think about all those who had to **** in order to make my cheekbones, eyebrows, lips, and **** I think about how I'm good at *** and bad when it comes to forgiving too easily. I wonder how I can sweat on another body, but only feel naked when I have to be myself. I watch the elderly chant words: ****** ****** **** and Half-Breed. I study if their dry lips reflect the hate in their eyes. Not all are like this, but I am surrounded by tables of them, as I pretend to be Christian, just to get ahead. I don't speak, just sit like an unfilled bubble, waiting to be marked out by graphite. I feel like a ********** I wish I had a Pulitzer. The sky looks like a stretched grape, covered in kisses of ****** And I, white American conformist, am unsatisfied that I have succumbed to the American Dream. I wish I had a Pulitzer, I wish I had my mom and dad.
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Aug 16, 2015
Aug 16, 2015 at 2:56 PM UTC
Ashland
The sky looks like cigarette ashes in a puddle of milk, and I, almost 22, am unsatisfied that I have not won a Pulitzer. And I, on the borderline of delusion and confidence, am unsatisfied I am not crazy or cocky enough to submit to The New Yorker. I hear the voices of the pastors, telling me that God heals all. They say 'He' is the only absolute. The people raise their hands towards the water-stained ceiling, as if He'll push his arms through the copper-colored scabs and save them. Grabbing their wrists and cooing, I am the remedy to the anxiety of death. I am six foot one and French, Irish, Cherokee, some sort of Anglo-Saxon, and a lost **** in a drowning garden. I think about all those who had to **** in order to make my cheekbones, eyebrows, lips, and **** I think about how I'm good at *** and bad when it comes to forgiving too easily. I wonder how I can sweat on another body, but only feel naked when I have to be myself. I watch the elderly chant words: ****** ****** **** and Half-Breed. I study if their dry lips reflect the hate in their eyes. Not all are like this, but I am surrounded by tables of them, as I pretend to be Christian, just to get ahead. I don't speak, just sit like an unfilled bubble, waiting to be marked out by graphite. I feel like a ********** I wish I had a Pulitzer. The sky looks like a stretched grape, covered in kisses of ****** And I, white American conformist, am unsatisfied that I have succumbed to the American Dream. I wish I had a Pulitzer, I wish I had my mom and dad.
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I think I’ll drop guitars Watch them fall and crack Strangers would pick them up And pluck a broken tune Upon their broken necks And sit with broken bones Singing broken words Their minds broken long ago By ********** politics Crushing voice and body alike Breaking bones into conformist shapes. Their broken dreams May yet be given Wings of grace and flight Their broken eyes Might just yet see the light And perhaps, Perhaps, There’s still some hope For these bones To heal some.
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May 26, 2012
May 26, 2012 at 11:41 PM UTC
Broken Minds
Sugar nightmares haunt children Nancy harlequins cane them Oh, child of mine your life you did, away, sign. Force fed familiarity with already branded emotions, irregular realities and clouded surreal formalities, so very many humans’ form dichotomies out of our shared mute gray; spinning constant self-important prose. So very many humans share so much, so little, not often doing little to soften all of their emotional blows trying hard to strike enigmatic pose. Oh, child of mine the heart of utilitarian method has receded in incredulous fashion followed by authoritarian apologies; the majority is not icecream people spreading simple good thought, but generations fraught with trivial conformist ideologies. We are all hiding our seams with creative masks and self created tasks. Oh, child of mine your prescription reality is revealing itself as Atlantis, sinking and shuddering into Quaaludes with frightening psychotic interludes. Emotions paint stained lurid faces, dancing with ludes effecting movement, nudes of swaying and repose. You arose deeming so much rightfully yours waltzing through seemingly already opened doors. Holy curb their anti-Christ Consider your aging soul Oh, child of mine Belief of awareness in action understand the probability of dissatisfaction, Stop! treating the moment as a bleak bridge to the next inaction. Eventually ponderous thoughts form resembling an orrery, an incessantly philippic story orchestrates your oleaginous personality. Oh, child of mine Youth flees and your mind takes once again to the seas, a vexing penumbra of perception. Bathos permeates the fathoms of an obstreperous life and if you still care, lament that this meaningless congeries of moments inspires only delusion, no disillusionment. Eventually a lilting threnody leading 'tween burning pews of proposed serenity and the following bumping callithump will firmly stamp you into black infinity. Oh, child of mine You've used the switch too much too often coupled with lofty scoffing giving the innocent up as offering to the mechanical engine              of organic creation.
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Sep 1, 2010
Sep 1, 2010 at 11:05 AM UTC
The Decadent Progeny.
Sugar nightmares haunt children Nancy harlequins cane them Oh, child of mine your life you did, away, sign. Force fed familiarity with already branded emotions, irregular realities and clouded surreal formalities, so very many humans’ form dichotomies out of our shared mute gray; spinning constant self-important prose. So very many humans share so much, so little, not often doing little to soften all of their emotional blows trying hard to strike enigmatic pose. Oh, child of mine the heart of utilitarian method has receded in incredulous fashion followed by authoritarian apologies; the majority is not icecream people spreading simple good thought, but generations fraught with trivial conformist ideologies. We are all hiding our seams with creative masks and self created tasks. Oh, child of mine your prescription reality is revealing itself as Atlantis, sinking and shuddering into Quaaludes with frightening psychotic interludes. Emotions paint stained lurid faces, dancing with ludes effecting movement, nudes of swaying and repose. You arose deeming so much rightfully yours waltzing through seemingly already opened doors. Holy curb their anti-Christ Consider your aging soul Oh, child of mine Belief of awareness in action understand the probability of dissatisfaction, Stop! treating the moment as a bleak bridge to the next inaction. Eventually ponderous thoughts form resembling an orrery, an incessantly philippic story orchestrates your oleaginous personality. Oh, child of mine Youth flees and your mind takes once again to the seas, a vexing penumbra of perception. Bathos permeates the fathoms of an obstreperous life and if you still care, lament that this meaningless congeries of moments inspires only delusion, no disillusionment. Eventually a lilting threnody leading 'tween burning pews of proposed serenity and the following bumping callithump will firmly stamp you into black infinity. Oh, child of mine You've used the switch too much too often coupled with lofty scoffing giving the innocent up as offering to the mechanical engine              of organic creation.
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A misfit  becomes a conformist A conformist because a misfit A rebel , unapologetically fit A rebel  A misfit Fit to become a conformist Yet A misfit Misfit Or Fit A conformist A misfit A misfit  A conformist A rebel A misfit A misfit A misfit Spin the wheel Who is fit
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Jun 20, 2017
Jun 20, 2017 at 2:46 PM UTC
Who Is Fit
Thoughts are deadly Thinking of you is like clawing at the raw insides of my cheeks Heat rising thought the layers of my skin And licking my throat Hot coffee I down Assuming it'll drown my brain But it only adds to the passion The ice cold that envelopes my heart Placing a stamp in the opposite corner Of the pre-assigned box Mailing a pumping heart through post An unconventional love letter A cigarette burning The glowing stub tracing images on my arms Unintentional tattoos Salty cheeks Playing cards reflected in diamond tears I play my heart across the Green velvet table Unintentional paper cuts Bed sheets full of blood ink Poetry and love songs scratched from dark dreams By rusty fingers and mascara Bruised knees creak as they bend Facing in opposite directions Ankles kissing through unstable skates Shaking hands braid damp hair Bitten pens bleed ink down my throat By now my blood must run with ink My own beating drum my best work Cracks through time And whispers through space Only tempt me to trace the freckles on your legs I use empty bottles of wine for mirrors Apply my third coat of blood red lipstick I used to think the moon followed me I used to think if I shone a flashlight I could climb up And I was scared someone would turn off my staircase My bones shattering like the weakest diamonds Dilated pupils paired with a racing pulse My love song beating Tapping my fingers on the coffee table. Morse code screaming I love yous.
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Sep 15, 2013
Sep 15, 2013 at 4:14 PM UTC
Non-conformist love letters
The oppression of life can be sweltering For as it is with responsibility Not all directions are chosen via choice Nay, sometimes we can feel as slaves Bound to a way of opposition Against the natural progression That would otherwise define happiness Nature, therefore becomes operative In the language of experience As from childhood to adolescence We are free to live and choose and fail All-the-while learning from each What it means to be a unique Individual from the herd that Silently stalks its prey Patiently waiting to strike With its conformist claws Coated with such vile poison That the freedom we once had Becomes a shuddering hallucination Quickly fading into the obscure And routine dance of the day to day Operations that progresses the opposite Impression of oppression The heat is unbearable Just ask the sweat dripping Drip... Drip... From your forehead
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May 31, 2017
May 31, 2017 at 10:02 AM UTC
Oppression of Life
*Beneath the facades of meticulous composure Rehearsed   mannerisms that are etiquette conformist And Mechanized body language are underbellies Immune to society’s manipulation Storms rage continuously and incessantly To one’s chagrin and no recourse to assuage The emotionally grim state of affairs In sight on the expanse horizon of chance Feeling and emotion Have a mind of their own Which society with its immense “Instruments of power” Can’t effectively control But still the bird’s wings are Clipped Whether by chance or design Is an issue reserved for the deities That’s if they do exist.*
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Jul 31, 2013
Jul 31, 2013 at 6:03 AM UTC
Feeling and emotion.
Revolution in a bottle, realization in rebellion. Unexplained, a recreation. Never a conformist, radical mind, the best kind. Stand up, stand out, stand tall, stand strong. Show the world, the right in wrong. Be the change you want to see, state of mind, free.
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Jan 19, 2015
Jan 19, 2015 at 2:11 PM UTC
revolution in a bottle
Know-it-all revelation celebration deflated with a "no you ******* don't" Cartesian cliche quotation. So imagine mom's elation when she finally shut the **** up and moved up in conformist ranks set trends and bred friends. Thanks! Thanks friends. Without you I'm just some pearly whites, a sundress and a skewed perception of what is wrong and what is right Future bright, like some little paper lantern glowing but if the flame kisses pulp than than just gulp and take up sewing. Because you're growing with the notion you're just some fish up in the ocean attracting fish nets with fishnets floatinghopingchoking Choking on your words over 3 syllables it's a drag I'm feeling bad for the fact that I'm a man **** you dad. A slight ephebophillic fascination for the fairy folk Till she spoke, and ruined the illusion I was going for Little girls turned shiny objects auctioned off to flyest bidder Quit her after several children, physical evidence you did her Hit her too, I feel the burden bared by my sister, hung on the bottom rung just because her organs are within her. teenaged girls are wasted on the their Y possessed cohorts ***** and ****** so guess what? your mother was a ***** too Our system's banging **** ******* "get money" funny we weren't singing that song getting tucked in by our mommys
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Nov 3, 2011
Nov 3, 2011 at 11:26 AM UTC
Teenagers
we really ****** up this time, huh --a quick chuckle-- figure it's all worth it in the end take another drink smile I wish I could've killed the ******* my **** eye hurts then again what would that have done? all in fun. all in fun people are dying souls are starving without anything to survive on while I get old and fat figure it's not worth it in the end what ever is? die young, kid, save yourself lord knows its better to be a martyr for a fool's cause than a used up old conformist spitting and ******** himself atop a retirement fund wish I could've killed that ******* but then no more options no turning back and that's never worth it oh well seems we really ****** up this time people are dying watching 'em struggle and strangle no more soul no more soul nothing left in the tank and wish I could've killed that ******* but he got the best of me and there are kids dying somewhere and there are souls starving somewhere take me instead wish it would've helped then again what would that have done? left them to mourn another one all in fun. all in fun. Dieu ait pitié de mon âme
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Jan 22, 2013
Jan 22, 2013 at 1:04 AM UTC
Black Eye