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Face It Reality

Let’s deface it—my reality isn’t the same— Your world is an illusion—similarities set invisible base-lined boundaries. We share this similarity Just not the exact same Ironic Zinc relates this (many things) to childlike innocence… Why…? Perhaps this is a direct result of how he has developed—emotionally—? I should ask him—I have connections! Nah... That’s no fun. I know him well— Allow me how… As a child he recalls having a special, ignorant connection with people; in general. At some point in his life, this feeling (or presence) left Mr. Zink— Maturity processed realty that previous ignorance believed in; with conviction. Ironic Zinc then absorbed wisdom through every pour of his collected consciousness. He inhaled its truthful whisper in the wind… Feeling as if he had been betrayed by practically the entire world—sniffing lies after lie… Trust reflected through his misplaced eyes that had become wide-cut—Dilation. Demented to the brink of insanity; Ironic Zinc bathed his anguish with substance Testing the waters and questioning the vibe Ironically, he then became them— Those he now understands, only as misunderstood—empathetically. Ironic Zinc has drifted apart from stead-fact claims and harsh negative judgments. Growth is obvious, materialized through his poetic journey—revelations I am Ironic Zinc… My ultimate intentions are apparently pure Equal or lesser than you Positive judgment—morals—this is how we base beliefs Negative judgment—called judgmental—flawed logic revealed I am Ironic Zinc He has issues— Issues with current; present day society Your world is an illusion—similarities set invisible base-lined boundaries. We share this similarity Just not the exact same Let’s deface it—my reality isn’t the same... Ir0nIc zINc  9-27-15

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