A ChoiceA Poem by Jason GalligerThe world and what you make of it are never certain The clock keeps turning no matter how many times you want to cry out “STOP!” Fragments of memory seem bathed in the black and white But upon retrospection they seem to simmer to grey subterfuge And you curse the cruelty of the demon in possession of your mind Asking, “why does rationality work only on paper?” Cause when you add in the dynamic of the human interaction Everything falls to s**t Nothing is granted, everything permitted Reality is an illusion War is Peace Politicians are movie stars “When will this chaos abate to stillness?” you ask to the empty sky and in reply you only get empty sky and a sense of nothing-will-ever-matter-again-so-why-should-i-try kinda thing then you smile and remember that this state of being is only temporary you’ll forget all about when the next best thing comes along or you can wait till you die the choice is yours © 2010 Jason GalligerAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on July 2, 2010 Last Updated on July 2, 2010 AuthorJason GalligerFairfax, VAAboutHi I'm Jason a young writer from Virginia. I've been writing poetry and short stories for years. However, I've only shared my work with a small circle of friends and family. I hope to be published one.. more..Writing
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