The Lunacy of Peace

Mind not free, trapped in its existence.
Can't move behind the chained boundaries of its credence.

Games played out from reality to the next.
Never to be conveyed by truth but, taken out of pretext.

Thoughts wanting to be a unharnessed tormenter.
Encouraging from within; the fomenter.

Intrusive revenge revel the mind.
Insights of viperish thoughts itinerary outlined.

A being mixed with spiteful dejection.
Trying to find veracity and sanction.

To look beyond the follies' of mortals.
To live in peacefully and not in quarrel.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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Suzadail Jr. Avatar
October 17, 2008 at 1:37 PM
Poetry is a great coping skill. You have a talent. Write. Develop it. You'll see how you grow as time passes. Leave your comfort zone every now and then and embark on a journey that you aren't familiar with. Keep writing. Vince
Werner Avatar
October 16, 2008 at 3:46 AM
from the poet--I was having a mixed epside of bipolar and at times I just sit and write whatever comes to mind. at times it makes sense and at times it doens't and doesn't really relate to anything. but, it is theraputic just to write. Erin thx to all for support.
Torres Avatar
October 16, 2008 at 2:07 AM
Wow. Putting up with the world is difficult. I find myself tested many times. I is difficult at times. We are the salt of the earth and who can get even more then Jesus. Retribution if any is his. They will be accountable but Erin think of this oitty them if their not saved. I wouldnt wish that on my worst enemy. Forgive them as you are forgiven. Very difficult sometimes. God bless you Michael Torres
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