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Charade
Contributed by
Obnoxious_Bread
on
Sunday, 1st August 2010 @ 10:44:00 PM in AEST
Topic:
Lifepoems
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Always thought I was crazy, until I felt the clouds as I fell towards the false embers of time
Never thought I could save me, until I turned around, and saw salvation was but me, hidden
In this pool of napalm I thought myself a lone spark, but the real time-bomb was opening my eyes, stabbing myself with a telescope, and finally being able to see I am no sheep playing wolf, but wolf playing sheep.
Today I wake up and forget a dream to take up myself I have been un-blinded and feel so much sand has fallen for no motive but I would have it no other way for only today, I am strong enough not to carry, but to enjoy the foreign pain of me.
And now every pair of eyes no longer commands but obeys. Soul and body become subject to swallowing my bitter pill, or turning away, to me, it no longer matters who stares and who smiles
that magnet, of judgment, unchallenged, is gone forever, ripped from flesh ive rend, and shackles overcome I rise to undo the stitches on my lips and grow spikes where old wounds once thrived with pain and regret, where he kneeled now stand I, and I will not be silent, I will fight back
always thought I would crash, ever looking down Too blinded by the wells bottom to look up at myself and realize, I grew wings a long time ago, but only now I dare to use them
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