
the world has broken down its walls
after you left us all
some individuals decided to change and never told me about it
they insisted on their immutability
however, the circumstances were against them
because my capability spotting fakes is huge
give me all the identical ones and I differentiate them
the lying ones and the true ones
there is no philosophy in it
as others take us for fools
they only pretend to lure
us to their lair
to strike with even more deceit
for whatever reasons everything was done
money, power, lack of guts
to admit that I mattered
in this strange puppet theatre;
now that we’ve all said and done
tell me everyone, where is the ball?
you supposed to keep a sharp eye on it
but you let it roll recklessly
and now it’s my turn to play with it
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for dad
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Moon Desert
UK-based
BA in Cultural Studies
Crime Fiction: Love
Poetry: Friend
Psychology: Salvation
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Comments (1)
And what will you do with the ball, now that it is your turn? I wonder what will happen when all eyes turn to me, when it becomes my turn? Or have I already held the ball in my hands without knowing it? Has my turn come & gone without my discernment? As always, Mescaline, your writing provokes deeper ponderings & musings than that to which most are accustomed. Can the depths of your reflections ever be fully plumbed?