Off

I may seem off
               I assure you I'm Not

Simply said the types we now call incapable
Are those who were trusted to create society
based on theory by humble man
Who did not know they did not start evolution
But gave birth to the common man

In a world were knowledge was held
Shared with only self inpowered men
And exploiting the poor man
Heiarchy among equal men

All we hold as achieved
All things valued held no worth
Not until we were convinced
That money saves souls

And the depth of realization
We are capable of perceiving
Are replaced with pursuing
A spot we can look down from
Inside man made corporations

Enslaved by currency to achieve
Essential things we all need
And pushed to crime to gain possessions
One must hold to prove they to have credible minds

Simplicity is overlooked even in hindsight
Industry, babyboomers, with mean to provide
But a "failed mind control experiment
Is released as a global technology
But instead its censored lies
Form,  raise, and mold a child.

Reality is a complacency scam
For each definition changes
Depending on who governs the land
and different comprehensive ranges
creates many dimensions in every hand

Now here is a undeniable thought
As long as we judge another's place
By majority or the things that you were taught
Then we are all acting false,as are arrogant
Thoughts that keep us from admitting are faults
Lead us to conform to wrong

I know what all hold But don't see
I am divine and in touch with my humanity
I point fingers at what deceives
But no blame placed we are all shamed
Copyright © | Year Posted 2010

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