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Fight For the Light

Hey Joe, don't worry, this is a true story. Its a story about fail, story about hail, story about me breaking barrier of sound, then smashing into ground, into pieces.. dividing, disappearing, reassembling, reappearing. With one goal, to hit a wall, even harder, until my persistence, endangers my existence. You see, I'm not a lucky man, no matter how fast, or where I ran, results always say that I'm last. But I don't care, My mind is high, somewhere in the sky I fight, I try, So many times, I touched the light, never let it out of my sight, but I cannot make it stay, it always goes, slips, away. Some stupid reason, some brutal error, a treason, a terror, a freaking prison of emotions, Suddenly I find my self in a void, Self-destroyed...Again! And then I ask myself, am I a optimist? a positive guy, ask my self, what is going on? Why? I Analyze Reanalyze I make a plan, I make it work! I stand up I'm a man!! I Never give up, I Never give in, I feel the thirst, I want to be first! Sadly, so badly!!! One day I will be, Then world will see, who I am, world will see, who I'm meant to be!! But everybody keeps asking me, When? When? When? When? When? Should I maybe ignore them until then?

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012




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Date: 5/18/2012 6:53:00 AM
Congratulations on your featured poetry this week Mario. Love, Carol
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Date: 5/16/2012 3:25:00 PM
Everybody and everything in its own time, eh? In this push, push world, I agree. Congrats on the selection. daver
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Date: 5/16/2012 3:24:00 PM
Everybody and everything in its own time, eh? In this push, push world, I agree. Congrats on the selection. daver
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Date: 5/12/2012 9:05:00 PM
Sort of reads like a private machiavellian self-questioning. An identity quest to reveal the true self
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