obstinate candlelit vigil.

By TheDismantled

Of vigilance.

My mind has always been a garbled mixture of self-hypnotic,
senseless metaphors.
but always in good way.

Standing,leering.
Gaping at the mouth,
the reverence of the pointless existence of "brilliance".
It's the atheist"s equivalent to biblical text,
or the the servant's relevance to self-importance.

Funny, I'd give it all up to feel human, or to feel at all, that is.
Wouldn't it be nice if we liked our sufferable lot in life?
To wake to the irrepressible, yet undeniable belief, that........We matter.

God save those, who wake, mid-dream.
God save those, who figure out life, too soon.

Oh, I wish, I wish
I could take it all away.
This remembrance,this incredulity
still I Foam at the mouth,
at this world I'm borne in,
so willing to change, yet unable to affect.

There's a small chance, That there's a small hope.
a small bit of me, not strong enough to live.
Just strong enough to give a shit.

~Mason Allison

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© 2007 Mason Allison
Published on Wednesday, February 21, 2007.     Filed under: "Political" and "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: you seem very open, yet trying to keep everyone/thing at arm's length; like youa re trying not to feel . .. feel too much anymore .. .. it pervades your w~rites [i just read them all]. . . strong clear voice as well. . ..

  • blue On Saturday, March 10, 2007, blue (1454)By person wrote:

    This is a piercing provocation! So very fucking well done. ~b

  • Mylissa On Wednesday, February 21, 2007, Mylissa (845)By person wrote:

    This is wonderful.

  • AniDayz On Wednesday, February 21, 2007, AniDayz (820)By person wrote:

    this is its own purpose, and its fukking beautiful....

  • A former member wrote: i enjoyed this read...wicked good.

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