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The "Get Along" Poem

by Aaron

By Aaron RichmondPublished 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago 1 min read
The "Get Along" Poem
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It's a pretty basic concept.

***

Walking away, I mean.

It's not that the world ends in a crash,

Soul-tearing bodily from corporeal form.

Harm manifesting any number of ways.

***

Walking away means the

End.

***

Already it signals instead the beginning of something.

Live.

Love.

***

Contradictions and dissonance be damned,

Owning who you are and what you believe,

Unifying reconciliation leading to betrayal after betrayal.

Long-time friends become enemies,

Damned to eternal separation from your warmth.

***

Great fools fallen upon the altars,

Economic decisions driven by passionless investors

Thread deceit and hate beneath storied foundation.

***

Anyway, there is no changing a mind that will

Laugh in the face of their consequences.

Only accepting that people exist,

Not bound by rules and

Grow accordingly.

_______________________________

Grow accordingly.

Not bound by rules and

Only accepting that people exist,

Laugh in the face of their consequences.

Anyway, there is no changing a mind that will

***

Thread deceit and hate beneath storied foundation.

Economic decisions driven by passionless investors,

Great fools fallen upon the altars,

***

Damned to eternal separation from your warmth.

Long-time friends become enemies,

Unifying reconciliation leading to betrayal after betrayal.

Owning who you are and what you believe,

Contradictions and dissonance be damned,

***

Love.

Live.

Always it signals instead the beginning of something.

***

End.

Walking away means the

***

Harm manifesting any number of ways.

Soul-tearing bodily from corporeal form.

It's not that the world ends in a crash,

Walking away, I mean.

***

It's a pretty basic concept.

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About the Creator

Aaron Richmond

I get bored and I write things. Sometimes they're good. Sometimes they're bad. Mostly they're things.

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  • Joe O’Connor2 years ago

    This feels like both a warning and advice, and I like how some of the key lines change depending on how you read them. “Anyway, there is no changing a mind that will Thread deceit and hate beneath storied foundation.” stuck out to me as I read it. Good luck for the challenge😊

  • Anyway, there is no changing a mind that will Laugh in the face of their consequences. I loved these lines the most! Such a fantastic poem!

  • Mason Darnielle2 years ago

    "Damned to eternal separation from your warmth" very intense telling line! This one I really enjoyed! I feel like a metal band could be playing in the back-round :D

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