Wednesday, April 10, 2013

Criticize me for I am insane

I am not as toxic as the bugs may imply, 
not jovial enough to be unnoticed, 
not the person who just passed by, 
not ethereal as the humble may be..
Not of the dirt, neither am I born to fly 
Criticize me, for I am insane,
For I am too much to bear for your temperate neuron frame;

I killed systems, as on a regular morning stroll,
and I killed those, whose love invariably took my toll
..and I slay self, when I am not up for the task
When there is no glory, on which I am left to bask

There is a pattern that yet governs my heart
a skill too complicated, an abstract function of art,
lived in the way, the sculptors live their life;
In the solace of the nature, their held in vice

Free of the world and their cosmetic apparent self
But caught in their madness, their own inherent elf

Maybe that's the reason, as to why, 
I appear toxic..and I appear inane 
to the bugs, who have a temperate neuron frame.

Poem Definition Feb 27, 2013

2 comments:

  1. temperate neuron frame, cosmetic apparent self were amazingly new to me. A Refreshing read with a seamless blend of thoughts from two different philosophical streams. you flatter yourself but that's just you not being a 'temperate neuron frame'. great work!

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    1. Thanks for admiring the poem and for the humbling comment.

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