Circles

Circles

A Poem by Jonathan Beaver
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An poem about cycles.

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Revel in shift, a new affirmation

I remember now, the best sensation

I’m locked in for the turning of the tides

Take me away, I would never ask why

 

Consumed by avant-garde reality

Free of all bruises and formality

Power reminiscent of a head rush

Philosophy that reads glory or bust

 

If you can’t understand you should not try,

If no one can then I may as well die

It's gone so quickly, as always unwelcomed

Diversion from a beat once found helpful

 

Nevermind it all, I’m back to square one

Should I forget one must beware fun

Unwilling loss of sensibility

Perplexing, literally killing me

 

Perhaps for now I can relax on the shelf

God I hope that history repeats itself.

© 2017 Jonathan Beaver


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Jonathan Beaver
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Added on December 5, 2016
Last Updated on April 2, 2017
Tags: circles, loops, history repeats itself, mental illness, affliction, mania, depression, episodes

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Jonathan Beaver
Jonathan Beaver

Bloomsburg, PA



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21 y/o male Freshman theatre major I like to write. more..

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