Maladapted Poems - Poems about Maladapted

..."I'm a conundrum. Or an enigma. I forget which." James A. Owen In a white man's world, I've become an enigma, feeling like I don't belong, trying to break the stigma. In these mental......

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...You hear people thinking that they can break reality with thought, that thinking it must make it so, I think we all have seen their lot. The kids that think that they are cats, and demand litter......

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...You hear them always screaming out how they have no need for a man, they have their jobs, their own money and alone they can proudly stand. They’ve bought into the idea that women are no differe......

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...If sex was not such a blinding contrast to the world of everyday sensate suffering It would most assuredly be considered by all of us as something of a bother its appendage telepathies a pain in ......

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...It seemed to me, when I was eight, U.S. Christian disciples and teachers had been given so much grace And had fundamentally boiled it down to settling for such small subcontinental WhitePatria......

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...waved away from certain topics Yolanda and her Singing Saw blade captured the intellectual integrity of a generation in readjustment freedom springs only from freedom kids so lock your shields a......

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...Talents hidden Reflected on ones talents hidden Yearns to find ones way to go Within the worlds we know Between objective unknowns of subjective known’s Perceptive to its elements mastered n......

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