Why Looking Out From In Yields No AnswersA Poem by RequsThe facts of life Enter as observation tickles the back of your neck And sensations thicken… When haste tells the rest of your opinion You read from what is written Smallest to large; the perspective from an atom’s merge Thinking to know why life gets stricken And why it shouldn’t It must be nice to think you know all of the answers Like, “why we are bound to cower” Everything is blindly clear to you and your follower An easy scapegoat against our obvious simpler purpose We must understand that Life is less specific, life kills life to survive We are all part of the same hive All part of the clock that struggles to tick The horrific is actually the salvation to evolution
Larger scopes yield less scraps Everything you care about is all fluffed up crap Look from far away, everything blends Multiples seem to stop The farther you see from away the more simplified answers get Yield to distance Look, figure, and then resolve Entrance yourself within our farce The farce you’re temporarily born into It passes quickly so Instill in and accept, revolve, then resolve; An outer body experience may yield all the answers © 2010 RequsAuthor's Note
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Added on July 12, 2010 Last Updated on July 12, 2010 AuthorRequsNew York, NYAboutHi I am matt, I have horrible grammar skills, but I can express my imagination, opinions, stories, and thoughts successfully through poetry. In my opinion please drop a comment and enjoy. more..Writing
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