When Nothing Holds Weight


When truth has no rhythm,
No one dares challenge axiom,
Or be subjected to criticism—
Not for others, cum narcissism.

When death has no pain,
No need to fear its reign,
Or beat around its chain,
For none will ever remain.

When fear has no trouble,
No harm in taking risk for double.
Wait patiently for it to bubble,
And if not, retake from the rubble.

When lie has no trick,
No need to worry, mic,
Over truth's daring click,
To uncover its coming kick.

When care has no effect,
No need to carefully detect
How doubt sets in defect—
Pretence leads to misdirect.

When joy has no impact,
No need for saddened act
To show sympathy can extract
What enthusiasm duly enact.

When laughter has no sense,
No need for reasoning defense;
Brain logically built to condense
Complex and abstract pretense.

When reality has no importance,
No need for illusionary stance
To bid change for another chance,
Despite life's threatened romance.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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