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"subconciousness" poems
F ickle summer [and general] pass-time. Though you hardly A cknowledge me, I meditate on the virtual probability of our N on-existent romance, incessantly. Just as I make an effort to A ttempt to bury you in a dark corner of my subconciousness, you T ext me! Once again giving me just enough attention so that I'm I ndifferent to your self-centred, egoistic, promiscuous nature and C ompletely falling for you instead, as I've done, since the day we first met.
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Oct 10, 2012
Oct 10, 2012 at 6:30 PM UTC
I'm your
Fallacious masks embodied with despondency and pessimism; Darkened notions of subconciousness painted with an agglomeration of colours and shapes. We are too naïve. A plinth of porcelain holds an emptiness full of blasphemy, As if it were an ornament of the prodigal son. Our insides turn from white to crimson, And the outside world maintains its tarnished brass colour, Counterfeiting gold. We are all covered in the inordinate dirt of our sins. Wash your body well and let the blue lead you home.
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Jan 21, 2017
Jan 21, 2017 at 6:37 PM UTC
Kalopsia of the Annulus
Visions of a searing pain heading straight for you, the oblivious. Noght terrors and pro f etic dreams tossed to the way side with all the other so-called profetic doomsday losers. As the sword of thought touches your neck youd rather slip into non resistant subconciousness. Weak and inward looking masses of babies ******* life into thier wants and screaming for attention. The world of touch offers no deliverance. It distracts the soul. It blocks compassion and feeds greed. Power stoked by the few torture and consume the masses as they are cyphened into a must do way of living. Wake up get your freedom back by denouncing all you have and walk into an outstreched hand and collect the trapped, downloaders of destruction and walj together pay nothing use only what is fair and change the world. Disconnected from money and pain, enjoy true power and the gift of a simple life.
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Apr 12, 2017
Apr 12, 2017 at 7:04 PM UTC
Because you don't really think!
Is there a life within this life? Every day, after my day job all that's left of me is a body demanding rest just to get enough energy for the same routine in the following day. I don't get out, and I am limited in spending the rest of my time in nothingness. I have blamed everything enough that I couldn't see the point of blaming anymore. I have ran out of resources inside the corners of my brain to explain myself or at least lay down the right words for effective deliverance. I have tried so hard on people, I have tried so hard for myself and I don't believe that anything could possibly change anytime soon. It's hard to be me and no one's noticing it except me in my own perspective. I used to believe in friendship, young age, positive thinking but it seems that the world around me is showing quite the opposite. What could be done? Is there something out there that could help me turn things around, anything other than the acceptance of the thought that there is a God who is omni present and knows what I am specifically going through and that with all of his— he'll save me? I am in a part where I am the only one left to talk to about this, and for so many years I have been with myself, alone with myself, I lost the capability of remaining above of where I am below of right now. I am not completely numb, not yet I suppose because I can still feel things such as stress, restlessness, anxiety and anything that has nothing to do with a healthy state of mind. Also, I keep having these surreal subconcious thoughts about running towards speeding cars and jumping on high places which a normal person would never think of but it's not really alarming, for the average person like me who's battering the body against the ham must also have their subconciousness begging for this timely horrendous routine to stop but I guess unemployment would just cause us withdrawal. Get it? (I guess I don't know how to distinguish the sound of a normal person from an average person)
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Mar 12, 2018
Mar 12, 2018 at 3:05 PM UTC
tea time.
Is there a life within this life? Every day, after my day job all that's left of me is a body demanding rest just to get enough energy for the same routine in the following day. I don't get out, and I am limited in spending the rest of my time in nothingness. I have blamed everything enough that I couldn't see the point of blaming anymore. I have ran out of resources inside the corners of my brain to explain myself or at least lay down the right words for effective deliverance. I have tried so hard on people, I have tried so hard for myself and I don't believe that anything could possibly change anytime soon. It's hard to be me and no one's noticing it except me in my own perspective. I used to believe in friendship, young age, positive thinking but it seems that the world around me is showing quite the opposite. What could be done? Is there something out there that could help me turn things around, anything other than the acceptance of the thought that there is a God who is omni present and knows what I am specifically going through and that with all of his— he'll save me? I am in a part where I am the only one left to talk to about this, and for so many years I have been with myself, alone with myself, I lost the capability of remaining above of where I am below of right now. I am not completely numb, not yet I suppose because I can still feel things such as stress, restlessness, anxiety and anything that has nothing to do with a healthy state of mind. Also, I keep having these surreal subconcious thoughts about running towards speeding cars and jumping on high places which a normal person would never think of but it's not really alarming, for the average person like me who's battering the body against the ham must also have their subconciousness begging for this timely horrendous routine to stop but I guess unemployment would just cause us withdrawal. Get it? (I guess I don't know how to distinguish the sound of a normal person from an average person)
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