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"facaded" poems
Do I crave stoners...? the pink hair...black.. weird *** rockstars ?... it all feels weird almost facaded... i feel like anti barbie fake and miserable yet somewhat alive ...i feel ....... it feels like.... ...... nothing ...but again something like you were hit but with nothing or with something but didnt get hurt ...its like all in my head its a made up feeling ....but from where i ask from where i....... ask is it insecurity ....is it.... idk.... insecurity it is is that you... hiding in that corner casting a shadow over me ...come out i declare you out from the shadows ....and tell me ....what i did to deserve this crap ....what did an innocent girl like me ******* do.... huh yu miserable little ***** its like i crave happiness? but i dont know how to give that to myself truly... and is it even something you can give to yourself? because its a state of being... its a state that comes and goes... a feeling not a thought... yes i have control over my mind ...but my heart man.... a battle only for God
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Jan 7, 2015
Jan 7, 2015 at 5:39 PM UTC
I feel....
I've heard of a time, I know of a place That's up in the clouds between Earth and space Where no one regards our color of face But instead recognizes the Human race What happened to thank you, excuse me and please? Manners are ancient, sayings like these Are gone and forgotten, and with them the ease Kindness is false, facaded by tease Our forests have burned, our oceans they bleed, Children are crying, their mothers can't feed Their mouths that gape, eyes glisten with need Was all of this worth the envy and greed? And all we see matters is which side we claim Republican, Liberal, but it's all the same To hell with the politics, **** the whole scene Behind all our leaders is a fine silver screen Governments an act, a Broadway slob. It's a business, a living, an inside job. What do you expect of the industry of suits? Did you really think they'd put on work boots? They work "for the people", or that's what they say But I don't recall wanting it this way. Our forests are charred, our oceans boil red What once was endangered, is gone Dead. The children still cry, did you hear what they said? No. Not over the screams of the dead Our founding fathers, they toss in their grave Is this the result after all that they gave? This land of liberty, the free and the blessed, Is now just a checkerboard of wealthy and oppressed I've heard of a place, that's under our feet where the cauldrons they bubble with hate and deceit And the caverns they sing with fear and regret Is this the demise that our parents all met? For conforming, submitting and being the sheep, for following our shepherd and falling asleep? Well, now we've led our lambs to slaughter Our fate is left to the sons and daughters Who are dumb enough to dream and to love, That know all the world needs is a push and a shove It's up to us, to you and to me To see oceans rage wild and forests grow free To calm crying children and soothe all their woes, We will be doubted, but that's how it goes Recovery's hard, no question about it But I won't be one to watch and to sit Down while humanity goes up in flames, Let's do something so they remember our names So before it's too late, you have to decide It's not about choosing a team or a side, We were the children that hollered and cried, But we can be something long after we've died Instead we can leave profound legacies That enable the beauty of forests and seas We just have to see beyond colors and creed, that theres really no difference between you and me.
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Oct 8, 2015
Oct 8, 2015 at 12:52 PM UTC
Ab Irato
I've heard of a time, I know of a place That's up in the clouds between Earth and space Where no one regards our color of face But instead recognizes the Human race What happened to thank you, excuse me and please? Manners are ancient, sayings like these Are gone and forgotten, and with them the ease Kindness is false, facaded by tease Our forests have burned, our oceans they bleed, Children are crying, their mothers can't feed Their mouths that gape, eyes glisten with need Was all of this worth the envy and greed? And all we see matters is which side we claim Republican, Liberal, but it's all the same To hell with the politics, **** the whole scene Behind all our leaders is a fine silver screen Governments an act, a Broadway slob. It's a business, a living, an inside job. What do you expect of the industry of suits? Did you really think they'd put on work boots? They work "for the people", or that's what they say But I don't recall wanting it this way. Our forests are charred, our oceans boil red What once was endangered, is gone Dead. The children still cry, did you hear what they said? No. Not over the screams of the dead Our founding fathers, they toss in their grave Is this the result after all that they gave? This land of liberty, the free and the blessed, Is now just a checkerboard of wealthy and oppressed I've heard of a place, that's under our feet where the cauldrons they bubble with hate and deceit And the caverns they sing with fear and regret Is this the demise that our parents all met? For conforming, submitting and being the sheep, for following our shepherd and falling asleep? Well, now we've led our lambs to slaughter Our fate is left to the sons and daughters Who are dumb enough to dream and to love, That know all the world needs is a push and a shove It's up to us, to you and to me To see oceans rage wild and forests grow free To calm crying children and soothe all their woes, We will be doubted, but that's how it goes Recovery's hard, no question about it But I won't be one to watch and to sit Down while humanity goes up in flames, Let's do something so they remember our names So before it's too late, you have to decide It's not about choosing a team or a side, We were the children that hollered and cried, But we can be something long after we've died Instead we can leave profound legacies That enable the beauty of forests and seas We just have to see beyond colors and creed, that theres really no difference between you and me.
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