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"misprinted" poems
**I am but a skeleton, A misprinted society element.** I lived to the hum of my own melody, A disapproved version of achieving ecstasy. Those around me didn't like that very much, Made me feel crazy, distant, and such. Then, one day, I came to find, I was one of few with such an open mind. Pressured with conformity, I remained organic, Such a rebellion filled them with panic. So here I lie, a pile of bones They ripped me to shreds, no trace with their ghost. No one realized, for they were confined, Stressing to stay structured, to keep their design. But in the near future, they all will see, The one they cold-heartedly killed is with whom they now agree.
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Nov 23, 2013
Nov 23, 2013 at 3:57 PM UTC
Open Minded
Damp eyes never meant us well They're such an inconvenience And passersby won't fall in line Step aside nor slow their stride But we'll ignore their careless eyes Don't want to inconvenience Cross streets, mean streets, it's the blind leading the blind And maybe we're wasting our time 'Cause the map in our hands spells out misprinted boundaries and Who can read smeared ink Run off the page into unknown territories dripping purple as the bruises beneath our fingertips If we hold on any tighter Our travels will be Etched into the other's skin A directory of streets wandered by the two of us just a walk down route mother, please and Round to relapse avenue To sip champagne in the light of dreams forgotten *but darling the lines in my palms have always led back to you*
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Jan 6, 2015
Jan 6, 2015 at 7:23 AM UTC
(Want) a little recognition
I was in love with the wall I spoke French to it. "Je t'aime." I'd say In my loveliest French accent. "Je vais aimer jusqu'à mon mort." But then I figured those We're some pretty powerful Promises to make to a wall. I loved it so much and I didn't Want to hurt it. I knocked it Down and rebuilt. Now I sit here alone writing Boolean clauses to ease my Suffering. 3>1; true 3=1; false 7<4; false 23>100000; true 23 was her favorite number. The misprinted sweethearts are always the best.
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Mar 10, 2016
Mar 10, 2016 at 11:52 PM UTC
Objectification
Where our fears, try to become our God... Where our life is guided, by misprinted lies... Where truth and honesty, is far and few between.... Where trust in one, is a hard thing to accept.... Where words are spoken with numb feelings.... Where distractions, take us from our path.... Where manipulation, is part of everyday life.... Where people hold on to, resentment and anger..... Where the word commitment, is losing it's meaning..... Where known flaws, are our biggest enemy in life.... Where is the direction of society? Where are the morals in life? Where are the real inspirational figures? Are we taught correctly and then change? Are not taught and just adapt to our surroundings? Where and when does life really change? How does one change their ways? How does one change their thoughts? How does one change hurt, and hurtful ways? Why does one compromise their life? One can only try to change... The one thing that I have learned is to stay faithful to our creator.....
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Sep 27, 2015
Sep 27, 2015 at 9:58 AM UTC
Faithful to our Creator
You lead a life which happens to be fallacious You live inside your head and happen to never travel far from it In fact, you praise the open road and travel, still you sit relapsing on obscure memories that only ever bring you to the borders of insanity No one could have dreamed this up but yourself The world continues to rival and thrive and wallow and rise from malign characters and sensibilities Or that so you think All you ever happen to do is not much but Drive your self dry in misprinted thoughts and distract yourself from the evidential truth Post-parched, you continue to further down a path which is only going to crackdown upon your world of disinfected affairs Soon, will the sooted streets that chafed your unworn boots collude And all that was ever known, even if it was but the faintest of an understanding as to how this time in space truly functions, Will soon perish in sanctuary Soon will contemporaries all alike Recede with tides anew Soon will it onset the primitivism Locked behind plywood doors Soon will you know unfortunate Tribulations beyond recovery Soon will you be segregated from Yourself, indeed Indefinite suspension will bestow a harrowing animation that will find Itself repeating until you finally cross the aforementioned border without any luck Of returning home to the sheer bliss that Was only good to you in youth Fair enough in the last years adolescence But unforgiving come the dawn of manhood And soon on
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Aug 9, 2017
Aug 9, 2017 at 6:56 AM UTC
Idenfinite Suspension
Flawed can at a factory behind a farm. Misprinted stamp at a small post office in a calm village. Don't call us unique.
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May 27, 2014
May 27, 2014 at 6:35 AM UTC
We Are
We chase misprinted lies We face the path of time And yet I fight This battle all alone No one to cry to No place to call home My gift of self is ***** My privacy is raked And yet I find Repenting in my head If I can't be my own I'd feel better dead
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Nov 30, 2014
Nov 30, 2014 at 10:43 PM UTC
Nutshell
We chase this Paradise We chase misprinted lies I wait till the tears fall And yet I fight And yet I cry When I hear that call This house is not a home I'm torn apart and all alone Sometimes I repeat it in my head Other times I wonder I wonder if I should be dead.
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Feb 2, 2019
Feb 2, 2019 at 11:55 PM UTC
Forbidden sanctuary
Written this morning, I had an inkling that the title sounded familiar, so I looked it up (bless the computer) and lo! there is was - a poem, not at all the same, written in 1998, twenty years ago, even published under the misprinted title Pushed Around by Fat. Anyway, here they are: Pushed Around By Fate#1 & #2. Pushed Around By Fate #2*
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Apr 9, 2018
Apr 9, 2018 at 1:55 PM UTC
Pushed Around by Fate