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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required There's nothing calming about static; white noise Whether whispers or screams, it honestly annoys me. We live in a chaotic world with a bit of dread where lies are what many of us are being force fed. I try not listening to the news and all its negativity... it's like static on a radio that makes no sense to me. It keeps echoing in redundancy to the nth degree I've found a way to tune it out and find some clarity. No longer am I overwhelmed with the hectic script It's all propaganda but the wires can be snipped. "It's Breaking News" cried out by a panicked fanatic Always on the scene of something less than dramatic. Voices talking until I feel like their words will smother as if it was a rule of law, made by the Queen Mother! I find a sense of calmness in simplicity found in clarity It's worth ignoring the noise and finding transparency. I can't embrace the uncertainty of something so erratic. There's more truth than what’s covered up by static. It's important that I keep my mind clear of idle chatter Only allowing in my thoughts, what I think should matter I don't want my mind to be cluttered with mimic mumbles So, I ignore unnecessary cacophony and mindless jumbles. Seeking silence helps keep things in my head a lot quieter which I would prefer to protesting vehemently as a rioter.
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