Poetry 22: One Unstable Poet

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          Self-beclouding weighs
          so poorly overrated,
          and ages quick to old
          for one unstable poet;
          who empathize the waves
          and glides through all the blocks,
          elastic by the maze,
          a shadow missed by rocks;

          where loving never cease
          within his soul's lagoon;
          of boiling sensitivity
          that bleeds split second soon
          so dull disappointed,
          why leave the light;
          that glimmers short before
          you fell your eager flight;

          but why get overwhelmed,
          why fully get consumed,
          into the lifeless void
          you helplessly pressume;
          to be one comfort zone
          amongst peculiar places,
          when you're its comfort home
          inside your brain-like mazes;

          but you did still,
          so did I;
          'guess loathing still pursues
          you harder when you lie;
          perhaps, when it does lie,
          perhaps, the clouds for shade
          for barriers shall be there aligned;
          outside the mess you made.

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