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Judge Not Lives


Cast not judgement for what you see nor hear,
 cause the sound of the experience or expression MAY not be abundantly clear.
 You see what you hear,
May not be as it's said, nor as it's heard, 
simply just words.
In between these ears and behind these eyes,
there lies a BIG surprise!!!! 
One of which so great; influences and changes lives!!!

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Stop

Some may beg and some may plead.
Others stand tall and say,
while I may some days just pray,
upon my knees,
and still believe,
I won't
STOP.

Some give with their all,
devoted to their cause, 
triumph, and still sigh, 
with tears in their eyes,
wondering why,
they just won't,
STOP.

Wish as others may do,
dare to believe their truths,
overwhelmed and consumed,
is about all we can do,
until they,
some way,
STOP.

Yet never deny,
your own reasons why,
your on self worth,
taking upon this search,
on this journey,
that one day,
someday,
soon, 
might STOP!

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Human Beings


Could have been born ANY one THING.
but instead I was one of the chosen,
to be made a HUMAN BEING.

Could have been a bird,
flying high in the sky,
but i was granted imagination,
that still allows me to fly.

Could have been made a star,
up, up in the heavens and the sky,
but instead I'm heaven sent,
to shine in someone's life.

Do you ever question why????

You could have been a evergreen tree,
standing majestic and tall.

But instead you like me,
you are human,
one of the greatest gifts of all.

We could have been mother earth,
suffering,
struggling,
trying to survive
to sustain nature, 
ITSELF,
or 
Father time trying to keep pace,
minute by minute,
hour by hour,
day by day,
to insure the value 
of humanity above all
ELSE.

So everyday take the time to give thanks and praise,
cause you like me are among the lucky ones,
that could have been many of things.

But instead we were born,
SPECIAL,
we were born,
HUMAN BEINGS.

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Me and Mine

To every shade,
every direction.
Every insight, sight, every view.
That's where you find ME, MINE, &
Every tone, complexed complexion,
Direction,
maintaining every struggled hue!

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Explaination Please


Traveling backwards through time, the world seems redefined.
Not just by a glimpse, nor a vision or two, because of folks like you and I, yes me and you. 
Sitting the world upon it's ear, demanding the world to listen, until it understood, We made it clear.

Then the world, yearned it's taste and thirst for more,  As our vivid dreams came to fruition; our imagination we did explore!!!

Moved with and by our thoughts and process, the world begin to become even more simple, preplexed, yet complex.

Amazed with emotion, and touched,
saying what's next?
 
Ultimately calling us a generation, 
called....
Generation X.
The survivors of the world's greatest litmus test!!!!

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Bound For Breathing


Inhale deeply
Exhale  true,
 as a room full of strangers,
smile, then welcome you.
Then a pair of arms, 
that you long for and love,
extend eagerly, giving your first hug.
Then with a smile, 
you take your first breath,
inhaling and exhaling, 
wondering what else?

And so the bond begins,
between you and oxygen.

As a matter of fact,
he is your first unknown friend.
 
He follows you everywhere you go.
Here and there, 
with you, 
and everything you do.
 
As a matter of fact he's shared,
without a doubtful care,
leaving us bound and breathing,
initially for no reason.

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Public Places


Alone, yet in a zone,
consumed by it all.
People forget,
as if,
they are human at all.

Voices, making choices,
spoken without thought.
People regret,
saying or displaying,
they are human at all.

Publicly, they whisper.
As if the place would forget.
Privately, they pray,
for redemption,
being human with faults.

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First Tickle

First breath, first time, inhaled with a smile,
First rhythmic touch leading to your first laugh,
For quite awhile.