The Mass Production of My Individuality
By WoundsLikeStars
Sweet wind of remembrance
Has forgotten my name.
I, a small piece of a self-indulgent puzzle.
It is not I who makes a difference;
Barely a scratch.
I only serve to justify this;
My existence is for my own enjoyment.
Almost masturbatory in my pursuits.
Selfish fucking sinner,
Bleeder of mediocrity,
Destroyer of good intentions;
But a damn good dancer.
Though I am a brat baby of American excess,
Suckling at the teat of poetic regurgitation,
I feel it is my duty to recognize two things:
That I am a product of my own invention,
And I am flying off of the shelf.
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Copyright 2011 WoundsLikeStars
Published on Tuesday, November 1, 2011.
Filed under: "Reflective" and
"Poetry"
Author's Note:
We strive so hard to revel in our differences. I'm trying to be more aware of how common my rebellion actually is.Comments on "The Mass Production of My Individuality"
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On Thursday, November 24, 2011, TyrantAvDetForbannet
(273) wrote:
Great reflection! Hail Individuality! Celebrate!
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On Thursday, November 24, 2011, TyrantAvDetForbannet
(273) wrote:
Great reflection! Hail Individuality! Celebrate!
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A former member wrote:
This is a vivid poem! Well said, and well written !