I am frustrated
with the world,
with every being
holding the intricate
skill
of taking breaths.
But most of all
I am frustrated
with my own self.
Perhaps
in all my solipsism,
introspection,
and "self-pride/self-loathe" -ism,
I use the word "I'
too often.
Shall I say "you"?
Or "him"?
Or "her"?
Or "them"?
Maybe having compassion
for others
would allow the spectrum
to finally be
broken down
to minuscule pieces
of freaking common sense.
However,
that's besides the focus
of the social microscope.
Time moves faster,
at a speed that
screeching cars
on a highway
would only pray
to over come.
My world is numb,
void,
a glistening web of
pure nothingness
that is not sweet
at all.
In fact,
it's quite tasteless.
Distasteful.
But perhaps
it's simply too
bland to be
grotesque and disgusting.
I wish time would
move slower.
Maybe I would
be more thoughtful
about my life.
Perhaps I could
enjoy a coffee
with strangers.
And walk on
train tracks
while holding
hands with
my imaginary
friends.
Despite
their
non-existent
bio-chemical
building blocks,
I feel safe
fitting my fingers
in the
spaces between
theirs.
Though I throw
myself beyond
the boundaries
of caution,
my friends
kiss my cheek
and write
on the palms
of my hands
in permanent ink
"Who cares?
Now I'm happy."
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Galaxies Away
PoetryA collection of poems, A highway to freedom, A gate to new world, A rocket to other galaxies.