Why is that people can be so cruel?
They exclude.
They gossip.
They whisper and laugh.
People that I thought were so nice are so mean.
They pick on the weak.
Prey on the alone.
Laugh at the different.
I wish there were a world where we could all be friends.
No talking trash behind backs.
No making fun of the different.
No more tears.
Why do people have to be so cruel?
Penetrating Paradigms
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Icy tendrils and garden hoes
A tear dropped onto the paper, smudging the blue lines. The
only evidence of the pain and hurt that was tucked away. In every human, there
is a place that we tuck everything away. Forgetting about it, but its still
there. We cant truly get rid of it. And sometimes that place can only be so big
and things spill over, leaking onto everything and destroying it. And
sometimes, you put so much in that it becomes living and it attacks you. It
shreds apart everything until all you have left is your shell. You become an
empty human, wishing to be filled up. Wanting someone to come along and kiss
the life back into you. 
Maybe brains pick and choose what they want to feel so that
you don’t explode. Some days all you feel is melancholy that drowns. You swim
in your own tears, all the while crying more tears. And sometimes your brain
decides to tear down the curtains on the windows and let in all the sunlight it
can to warm up all the cold places hidden deep in. but sometimes you tear down
the curtains to find that there is no sunlight. And you are reminded why you
put them up in the first place. And sometimes those curtains block out all the
sunlight when it comes. 
And with some people, the sunlight doesn’t come, so
everything is cold and dark and it freezes over and hardens like ice. Water is
so soft when warm, but is sharp and unforgiving when cold. All the hidden
corners remain dark and cold and all the beautiful colors leave. And all that’s
left is darkness. Darkness that suffocates you. It sends icy tendrils down your
throat, sapping the warmth from every inch of you. And finally, when they icy
tendrils slither away, all you’re left with is nothing. You lay there trying to
figure it out. But you cant make something out of nothing
That’s why people like to be together. A friend takes a
garden hoe and beats away the icy tendrils and fills you instead with colors
that spill over everywhere. And then something wonderful happens. A smile appears.
A true smile, one that comes from true happiness.
And that smile is contagious. You flash one of those and now
everyone’s got one. And then the icy tendrils slither away, disappointed and
never being able to beat that sign of pure joy.
Perception
She danced. People stared. They gawked.
To the people it was like this.
To her It was this.
Everyday she would listen to the greys of teachers talking. Occasional sparks of blue. But mainly grey floating all around. A suffocating grey. Cold and uninviting like cement.
And then, a sharp orange would pierce the air and students would squish out of narrow doorways. And she would walk. Ignoring the dull red from the pain of carrying books until this corner that was so pale blue. She would shed her burdens and turn on the music that was so many colors and dance. And here, she was free from everything. Free. Which was a burst of everything so sweet.
Ignoring people and their laughter. Ignoring their pain that was written in their eyes. Ignoring the hurt that came from seeing them caged. Unable to realize that the world around them was a cage. Unable to break free and feel the wind as they flew away, higher and higher and higher.
But all the people saw was Elbows. Red hair. Wild. Weird. ????. Awkward. And all they felt was laughter bubbling up inside them cause to them it was so absurd. Laughter that was twisted because of their cages.
And that’s how she got a million hits.
To the people it was like this.
Elbows. Red hair. Wild. Weird. ????. Awkward. Pretend its
not happening. Hurrying away. Things to do. Oooo,youtube so everybody else
hates her. Laughing laughing laughing laughing laughing all around filling
every corner and every mind.
To her It was this.
Rhythm. Music inside of you, moving you. Blue with bursts of
lemony yellow and sweet pink. Purple explosions of new spring green and fleshy
pink. Biting into a freshly picked mango. Swirls of the sea dancing in the air,
mixing with the sky and clouds. Fish swimming all around, exoctic and fresh.
Everyday she would listen to the greys of teachers talking. Occasional sparks of blue. But mainly grey floating all around. A suffocating grey. Cold and uninviting like cement.
And then, a sharp orange would pierce the air and students would squish out of narrow doorways. And she would walk. Ignoring the dull red from the pain of carrying books until this corner that was so pale blue. She would shed her burdens and turn on the music that was so many colors and dance. And here, she was free from everything. Free. Which was a burst of everything so sweet.
Ignoring people and their laughter. Ignoring their pain that was written in their eyes. Ignoring the hurt that came from seeing them caged. Unable to realize that the world around them was a cage. Unable to break free and feel the wind as they flew away, higher and higher and higher.
But all the people saw was Elbows. Red hair. Wild. Weird. ????. Awkward. And all they felt was laughter bubbling up inside them cause to them it was so absurd. Laughter that was twisted because of their cages.
And that’s how she got a million hits.
verbs
Waiting, drifting, wishing
waiting for you to respond
drifting through my day
wishing for some answers
wanting, longing, needing
wanting you to reply
longing for a word from you
needing you to pay attention
hoping, praying, imagining
hoping that i'll hear from you
praying that you'll see
imagining that its better
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