HappinessA Poem by Steven Cotyhappiness, thorough in its beauty, speaks the minds of those who don't understand just what they're getting into, regardless of time spent alone, people left behind, or memories that remain, unchanged, unharmed, useless, alone... missing the point, the time of the century, left undone, spinning, like yarn untarnished, venturing to explain what's left of the minds of those who seek to know what grabs the attention of a man waiting to be found by the ghost of a past, smiling as the future looks on, as if it were a chance to dissipate into the nothingness in the eyes of a natural world, expecting only to be found by the men who ramble on, regardless of the tempers, unseen by those looking to find the generation of people that were once hopeful in the ways they still don't understand, except in the way that a man sees what he cannot, but a condescension to progress into knowing what should not be, alas, screaming "we will not return to this place," unless of course that smile returns and happiness released.
Parents, children, people, who work for all we never wanted; I seek to find everything I never had, except that in these moments of peace, I lose myself, trying hard to recollect an assurance of things that seek an emotion of a sea of changes that none of us want, that none of us embrace, that we all seem to lose in the moment that counts, exciting the senses and sense of myself, lost to the crowd of, men of, people of, joke of, the world inside the means that set apart the gems and gold from the rocks and stones, looking to find, always looking, searching, indeed, at once trying to wreck the nerves that had a chance to settle the souls of the men and women, the boys and girls, the outside and in
looking on with sparkling wisdom, trying, with desperate rage to fall in line with the ones and twos in threes of fives, that search with expectations of an entire race of lost unheard cries and hidden smiles, wishing, at once, they were where they want to be, and remain what they are, in spite of you, as I become me and you are what is and what is what becomes, what became the eyes and ears of those who sit blind and deafened by the wants and needs of a world unworn by time, harmed by those that love it most, shivering at the thought of their most sacred dreams, looking hard, looking long, looking on, for a glimpse, a single glimpse at the sight of the desires that were once housed in the hearts of those that seek to find shelter in their own sheltered lives, as they look on with teary-eyed madness of the void-filled triangle for the last of the men that want what they wish they didn't, and only as an afterthought to the smiling onlooker, who fell into place only because he was what they weren't, and wanted only what they had, smiling, frequent, as if only a dream were possible, only in a dream, a nightmare to be awake
the broken-hearted fascist, searching for redemption in the eyes of people, harmed by the innocence that fills their consciousness as if to say "mine is what is to become of you when the time is right," failing to realize what it is that haunts them daily as they walk along the misty shores of life undone, life beside itself with a joyous sense of pride brought about by the smiles, only the smiles, the smiles of happiness. © 2011 Steven CotyAuthor's Note
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