Soliloquies and Monologues
By Alchemist
You can't know how you would think
If you didn't know what you had thought
Like I can't imagine not caring
If the turtle got safely across the road
As I see it get abliterated by a buffone
Who is too enthralled with uncared to care
This is the roadkill of my raw emotions
Mementoes for my momentum
A butterfly effect in a moment of clarity
I am just an enslaved substance
Subject to the story of sustenance
Had I not had what I have been given
Might I have been different?
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Will I ever proceed to be the pillar of what people perceive
And receive recognition for the recovery of my reason
It’s my own belligerently insecure and baffling Incoherence
With a diluted perception, know me and few of other's receptions
Besides what life navigates between the casual reoccurrence
Like two paths that pass incidentally like moths around lit glass
Fluttering, Sputtering and muttering through the journey foretold
Destination is the adventure now, like a vise yet to be resolved
So we are all after the honey, foot of a bunny and a mother's loving
Author's Note:
Some of my older stuffComments on "Soliloquies and Monologues"
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A former member wrote:
Your word play and alliteration have the undertow of a hypnotizing rhythm. I like your musing approach to what can be hard questions we ask ourselves.
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On Sunday, November 18, 2012, Nehema
(958) wrote:
The first 2 lines seem like clever musings, but in reality say so much about how we all have our own perceptions. Then you follow it with thoughtful personal insight. I had a friend that tried to save a bug from drowning in a puddle one night on her way to school, when she bent down to lift it out one of her school books fell from her arms smashing it. She cried while I tried to reassure her that we all have our fates, maybe this insects life was ended to teach her something about herself. We are all connected to and through all the creatures we see and don't see. Your turtle makes me wonder how many I've killed when not paying attention - XXOO
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On Saturday, November 17, 2012, dwells
(4177) wrote:
Mother's milk, the sweetest of them all, digging it, cheers!
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On Saturday, November 17, 2012, haunted
(837) wrote:
nice alchemist, its not the adventure its the journey. sometimes we just just have to look around to realize were allready there. nice poem!