Blacksmith TollsA Poem by UlyssesS
Life should be is and must be struggle
You must cherish these struggles The aversion of personal conflict is weakness. To live any other way is to put aside humanity Our scars are what make us palatable You can trace other's But you do not know the iron forge that makes them Standing in the centre of the heart of every man Gurgles and molten protests Promising to swallow the brittle and shattered men When you are smelted into something whole and real When you find yourself Finally the rotten and decayed structure Finding purpose anew in industry Hear the bellowing and hammering with newfound admiration Know what it is to be a man born again And so you must leave the forge Begin your struggle anew Wrest and fight docility Refuse the contentment of animals The horrible irony of adorning yourself in useless objects Refuse that which society has denied your birthright Crave and carve out a home for yourself Once you find yourself Find where you can fit yourself The broad plagued tombstones that litter your community Mass produced in such quantity that it can never be individual The individual ambition and passion It is for everyone; and so it is no one Cut away until you find the universal trait of man And you're left with a beast Cast aside such complexes and plagues Sickening to think of what motivations That lay in the hearts of unmarked graves such as these That is the path of what makes a man whole again To reject the constant onslaught of conformity. Knowing a hundred million men means; Truthfully Knowing no one, Not even yourself © 2017 UlyssesS |
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Added on October 30, 2017 Last Updated on October 30, 2017 |