Ego++A Poem by UlyssesSBeen thinking a lot about what my major should be when it comes to that timeMy largest mistake in crafting a persona Was in that was no room for sadness A man who is concerned with our political states Which disposable labor force we have sought fit to imprison How exactly the chains are tied around our history Why our schools refuse to outgrow elementary understandings But never a man who could sympathise with these ongoings Always objective, proposing possible solutions Never sought fit to adorn the grave face that seems so common And it consumes me Tearing at the flexible marrow and mortar in my bones This persona who can't spare grief for others A churned and turmoiled cast set against a white foreground The foul flames always breathing life into me Autonomous and dull, recreation is spent on picking at flaked rust Harbored pain to remind myself of what collapse means It's not so much a tortuous state of being But one and zeros an extremely tiresome median to read Plato Books with questions written with headers and bugs Error on line 8; object "pathos" undefined Error on line 5; object "identity" is null value Error on line 42; Why am I still alive? Error on line 9; Please terminate program. What happens should I die? Will the unrusted carry me until they tire of my cumbersome questions? See through the facade of a metal husk talking his dry philosophy? In the junkyard, talking about the fall of Troy His soul unable to find his way above Forever creaking in the yard of a man who has strange obsessions A man wondering how much this tiresome burden is worth Probably not much would be his guess It was never meant to be anything great, and it crumpled trying to do it. Red stains mar what would be a great gambit of fortune © 2017 UlyssesS |
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