set up to frighten birdsmy insides churn with fear tell them to look in my eyessee the terrorinduced by Devilschange meas I emerge fromimposed intimidating clothesto flee …. abandon crop of evilwith the birdsfly free… Quadrille #163 at dVerse
unpeelstructures - an antidoteto fragility concealvistas of opportunitywith robust possibility revealfears of unknownblock infrangibility stealbright futurestake away credibility peel windowsexamine potentialseal capability What Do You See
treacherous images hauntI feel the painof a knife in the backthough I’m not sureIf I’ve seen one I sanitize my handsafter every handshakeAvoid eye contactTo concealDeep-rooted hatred No love for monsters, I say… My friend texts back Hey, all I meant to say was that he’s an ace diplomatAnd can help you seal deals in … Continue reading Politico
I saw him gasp for breath every time he came out after having his head dunked in water. “Call the police. It’s an attempt to murder.” “Calm down. It’s a belief that one can wash sins by dipping in the holy river. It is a process of purification.” I look at the donut from Dunkin’s … Continue reading Respect
there’s no such thing as evil or good in the outlandish world of tragic politics you could start with all the good in your heart but pressure to be part of the game will start the minute you takes oath and swear to be of service.
for its a “dog eats dog” crazy game you gonna play it well in order to survive if you play the hero you will be the villain in the eye of your colleagues who’ve been on the game way before you came.
is there a way to end this cycle? you may probably wonder i too wondered for years and years i even went on out of the streets for a call for change and unity.
little did i know i waisted my youth joining a cause that never was meant to see the new light onced promised the ideologies endocrinated…
politicos gobble up the news TV-meh, don’t watch, don’t listen saves on energy saves my sanity life skills, common sense self-sustainable Read the complete chat with a life philosophy here. Eugenia in response to Xploration Challenge #254
Your post makes me think about how we define and create our own reality, sticking to the safe and familiar. Knowing too much would create discomfort. A cousin who recently retired said he has taken to reading books on world history, and finds that large sections of mankind have always been racial and cruel. I’d … Continue reading Food