I Don'T Care

You detest me. The reason is clear,
And your welcome is always so cold,
But the core of my perfect idea
Has been stolen by the whole
Heartless cruel rotten world.

You all promptly discovered the sense of surviving
And at last started thinking what means to be free.
Full of envy, consumed with mixed feelings, you're striving
For quite shallow things in the same way as me.
You are trying to open my eyes
To my being the core of the vice,
And you all are as pure as spring morning skies.

I don't care what you think,
Curse me, things will still get better,
Go on, and I will sing
Of the happenings that matter.

Please believe nor my laughs nor my tears,
Like I never believe what you say.
My true muse will be straying for years
After one unlucky chain
Of the same exhausting days.

You are lively discussing your sides of the story,
Do you find it a pleasure to dig tons of muck?
You have nothing to do with my grief or my glory,
Or a lot of misfortunes of ultimate luck.
You are looking at me with eyes green,
But my eyes are still pure marine
And will stay so regardless the scenes I have seen.

I don't care what you think,
Curse me, things will still get better,
Go on, and I will sing
Of the happenings that matter.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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May 29, 2010 at 11:19 AM
wow! strong on the poem, and all words Love the ending,..p.d.
Mehta Avatar
May 28, 2010 at 8:40 PM
A very powerful expressions
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May 28, 2010 at 12:34 PM
Enjoyed reading your poetry and I thank you for sharing it with us April. Have a wonderful weekend filled with good health love and loads of inspiration. Love, Carol
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