Thoughtless Explosions of Verbiage

In times of joy and in times of pain 
words are the only elusive attempt at portrayal 
Daunting Contraptions Contracted in a few fleshy pounds 
hidden in a bloody swirling cesspool hiding in our skulls 
Thoughtless explosions of verbiage fill the pages of 
time & space in this place, feeble attempts at nothing 
merely interjections of uselessness. We canter down 
these halls of life opening doors & closing others, 
doors hard to shut are better left open. To breath the 
breath of life through these pounding heads of humanity. 
Beating its burden of confusion & false hope straight to 
the source ... producing order? What a concept in this place 
as to say a controlled explosion our existence is 
the oxymoron that is all. We live the days like 
the pun of some joke that's been forgotten. 
We soothe our souls with others expressions, broadcasting 
feeling to the masses. Ideas thought for someone else 
helpless sheep in this hillside pasture we're spinning on. 
Songs of hope & joy inspire & drive others to the end. Confident 
that more words will help in the future. Addicted to 
others feelings & ideas to produce our own. Mindless bites 
gurgle out real life for ratings while we all watch 
ourselves and turn back to the box. The box should 
falsify our existence but then the black emptiness that 
has become our hard existence. Tired lonely 
followers dancing till the end .... 
Ah the end

Copyright © | Year Posted 2012



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Date: 7/10/2012 10:30:00 PM
Very touching!--Love, Tammy--
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Date: 7/10/2012 10:27:00 PM
A beautiful emotion! Thank-you for sharing!--Love, Tammy--
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Date: 7/10/2012 10:25:00 PM
This is the perfect picture of my trip....wonderful poem! It brought a smile to my face.--Love, Tammy--
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Date: 7/10/2012 10:22:00 PM
Loved it! Very moving!--Love, Tammy--
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Date: 7/10/2012 10:22:00 PM
Loved it! Very moving!--Love, Tammy--
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