TruthA Poem by .Em.
Clichés are a dangerous disease
Stand Up! And answer me this, Who are you? Not your name but Who are you? Not what you wear but Who are you? underneath the ragged skin That you let define you Clichés are a dangerous disease Sit down. What person carries this body in front of me? Not your name but The kinds of conversations that go on inside your head when alone Not what you wear but What you visualize when looking in Now don't tell me you're happy Tell me of the surprise of a laugh from whom's source you're unsure Don't tell me you're sad Tell me what memories label the needles that strike you incessantly Don't tell me you're in love Tell me what great and awful things their presence does to you against your will Don't tell me you hate Tell me what blackens the sensible conscience that keeps you grounded Clichés are a dangerous disease Characterized by the disintegration of reality Into the shapes of what's easier More comfortable to look at, hear, to be. Stand Up! Fold your skin inside out Reveal the honesty that bends time and space Know that this can be fought though Clichés are a dangerous disease © 2014 .Em.Author's Note
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Added on October 21, 2014 Last Updated on October 21, 2014 Author.Em.Clinton , MAAboutLOVE is my goal... Life to share... Music, Art , Poetry... my MAP to guide me. more..Writing
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