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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Culminations of Beauty Culminations of beauty cascading down from a twighlight sky Ruminations worth refuting while I’m always asking why Communications leave me fuming as the point is lost and denied Calculations that are looming while my economic apprehension is justified Impressionistic teenagers looking for the next influencer streaming Chauvinistic infiltrators preying on the innocence of those still dreaming Pessimistic stenographers documenting the planet screaming Unrealistic photographers trying to capture all the underlying meaning Pedantically populating another conspiracy theory for the masses Semantically stipulating violence as their dopamine level crashes Sycophantically stimulating silence as I take my hundred lashes Romantically emulating nonsense as the nightmare returns in backward flashes Insidious indictment for one who seems above the law Hideous excitement showing as the twisted watch you get up from the floor Envious confinement knowing that I am one of the working poor Fastidious refinement lowering me out of the back of this metaphor Refusal to participate in my own life story Per usual I’ll invigorate the empty and the boring Perusal of the pages to investigate as I sleep into the morning Excusal to proliferate as I heed the sternness of the warnings The End
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