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You're now chatting with a random stranger. Say hi!
You: hi
Stranger: hi
Stranger: haw are you?
Stranger: *how
You: im good, hbu?
Stranger: little bored and starving for a decent conversation.
You: ikr :/ You into literature?
Stranger: depends.
Stranger: i am into a lot of things, literature wise. is there any certain type you would like to discuss?
You: Well, I am somewhat of a poet, so preferably poetry, unless you had something else on mind to discuss
Stranger: we can do poetry
Stranger: who is your favorite poet?
You: Perhaps you'd like to see one piece of mine? If You'd like
You: And Emily Dickenson
You: (Can't spell for crap btw)
Stranger: i've been in a keats mood as of late and yes i would love to see your work
You: Is It Wrong:
You: Is it wrong
That I glance up at the clouds,
Feeling the wind through my hair,
And dream of a mystifying land
Where one can be accepted no matter what?
Is it wrong
That I choose to wear jeans down past my heels,
Baggy and ripped at the knees,
Unlike all the other boys that wear athletic
Shorts, so unscathed and clean?
Is it wrong
That I ask people about their troubles,
Sometimes doing all in my mortal power
To help them surpass the simple,
Even ones I have not defeated myself?
Is it wrong
That while the few friends I have
Dance around giddily and go to
The most extreme only to impress,
But I only hang back in silent content?
Is it wrong
That I do not laugh when others are hurt,
On their knees in blood stained mud,
And I am there with hand outstretched,
Seeming to always be there in time of need?
Is it wrong
That I do not clap, nor do I support
Ones I do not find worthy of it,
Ones who I find in my perspective to be
Quite cruel and bitterly heartless?
Is it wrong
That I choose to sit in the back,
Observe and question from a far,
And wonder why when I do speak up,
It is only taken as a leaf crying softly in the wind?
Is it wrong
That I choose to be one of a kind,
Not part of the crowd, not swimming along
In the universal current of life,
Being my own group, my own person?
They tell me that you cannot win life
Without backstabbing and betrayal along the way,
No matter who you are inside or how honest you are.
But I believe this can only be this:
The world can only be changed if someone is willing to take the steps to change it.
Stranger: i think you wrote about me
You: Ah, so you like?
Stranger: i do. it is imaginative, personal, and yet vague enough that, hell, i saw myself as the poet in this situation.
You: Ah, well thank you my friend, glad you enjoyed ^^ May I perhaps know gender and age?
Stranger: i am a male that has been forced to enure 26 years .
Stranger: the past seven haven't been entirely bad though
You: I see, I see. Well, you may be surprised to know I am also male, 13 years of age, forced to live in this pop, media crafted environment that we "humans" call Earth.. :/
Stranger: i can tell, no offense.
Stranger: alcohol and tobacco help immensely, when you are of age
You: I suppose, although, having a heavy smoker as a dad, and major alcoholic of a grandfather, I do not think there will be much of that going around me, even when I am of age.
Stranger: i guess you have a point.
You: Yes, for some try to fill the void in their life with substances, which, I do not believe is a very affective, or long lasting effort.
Stranger: oh its quite affective, just never in a good way. the effectiveness of it still remains debated.
You: Yes, they are affective for the time being, but what I mean is in the long run, I do not see much good ever really come out of it, though, that is only my opinion, and that is what it will remain.
Stranger: true.
Stranger: i should be going. its getting late.
You: Sleep well my friend, and know that when the room seems completely dark, there is always a hint of light hiding away. It will not be easy to find, but it is there, and hope for the best.
You: I bid you farewell then.
Stranger: and to you as well. i leave you with one thing.
Stranger: never stop writing.
Your conversational partner has disconnected.
You: hi
Stranger: hi
Stranger: haw are you?
Stranger: *how
You: im good, hbu?
Stranger: little bored and starving for a decent conversation.
You: ikr :/ You into literature?
Stranger: depends.
Stranger: i am into a lot of things, literature wise. is there any certain type you would like to discuss?
You: Well, I am somewhat of a poet, so preferably poetry, unless you had something else on mind to discuss
Stranger: we can do poetry
Stranger: who is your favorite poet?
You: Perhaps you'd like to see one piece of mine? If You'd like
You: And Emily Dickenson
You: (Can't spell for crap btw)
Stranger: i've been in a keats mood as of late and yes i would love to see your work
You: Is It Wrong:
You: Is it wrong
That I glance up at the clouds,
Feeling the wind through my hair,
And dream of a mystifying land
Where one can be accepted no matter what?
Is it wrong
That I choose to wear jeans down past my heels,
Baggy and ripped at the knees,
Unlike all the other boys that wear athletic
Shorts, so unscathed and clean?
Is it wrong
That I ask people about their troubles,
Sometimes doing all in my mortal power
To help them surpass the simple,
Even ones I have not defeated myself?
Is it wrong
That while the few friends I have
Dance around giddily and go to
The most extreme only to impress,
But I only hang back in silent content?
Is it wrong
That I do not laugh when others are hurt,
On their knees in blood stained mud,
And I am there with hand outstretched,
Seeming to always be there in time of need?
Is it wrong
That I do not clap, nor do I support
Ones I do not find worthy of it,
Ones who I find in my perspective to be
Quite cruel and bitterly heartless?
Is it wrong
That I choose to sit in the back,
Observe and question from a far,
And wonder why when I do speak up,
It is only taken as a leaf crying softly in the wind?
Is it wrong
That I choose to be one of a kind,
Not part of the crowd, not swimming along
In the universal current of life,
Being my own group, my own person?
They tell me that you cannot win life
Without backstabbing and betrayal along the way,
No matter who you are inside or how honest you are.
But I believe this can only be this:
The world can only be changed if someone is willing to take the steps to change it.
Stranger: i think you wrote about me
You: Ah, so you like?
Stranger: i do. it is imaginative, personal, and yet vague enough that, hell, i saw myself as the poet in this situation.
You: Ah, well thank you my friend, glad you enjoyed ^^ May I perhaps know gender and age?
Stranger: i am a male that has been forced to enure 26 years .
Stranger: the past seven haven't been entirely bad though
You: I see, I see. Well, you may be surprised to know I am also male, 13 years of age, forced to live in this pop, media crafted environment that we "humans" call Earth.. :/
Stranger: i can tell, no offense.
Stranger: alcohol and tobacco help immensely, when you are of age
You: I suppose, although, having a heavy smoker as a dad, and major alcoholic of a grandfather, I do not think there will be much of that going around me, even when I am of age.
Stranger: i guess you have a point.
You: Yes, for some try to fill the void in their life with substances, which, I do not believe is a very affective, or long lasting effort.
Stranger: oh its quite affective, just never in a good way. the effectiveness of it still remains debated.
You: Yes, they are affective for the time being, but what I mean is in the long run, I do not see much good ever really come out of it, though, that is only my opinion, and that is what it will remain.
Stranger: true.
Stranger: i should be going. its getting late.
You: Sleep well my friend, and know that when the room seems completely dark, there is always a hint of light hiding away. It will not be easy to find, but it is there, and hope for the best.
You: I bid you farewell then.
Stranger: and to you as well. i leave you with one thing.
Stranger: never stop writing.
Your conversational partner has disconnected.
Literature
Mirror Mirror
I stood in front of an unfamiliar mirror
It wrapped around me, showing three angles.
Stark walls with only hooks to hang clothing.
I strip to my bra and panties
Frowning as I glance in the mirror
I stepped onto the viewing platform
Next to naked; feeling exposed and vulnerable
I look into dark blue-green eyes
They stare back at me blank, in a scary way
My eyes move down, frown deepening
"What happened?" Escapes my lips
My skin is a battlefield, it's so obvious I'm loosing
I've been consumed, what isn't red and fresh
Is varying shades of pink and purple, colors of scars
Mo beautiful white skin anymore
I gingerly shrug on a lose
Literature
Silently, With A Smile
Silently, With A Smile
I guess you couldn't see the signs
Did you ever wonder why I wore long sleeves,
As hot as it was, covering my arms,
Never showing my skin,
Hiding the marks; the signs
I guess you didn't hear my cry,
The calls in the middle of the night to talk,
To hear your voice, to feel safe,
To know you were near, not that far,
Though my lips had to stay sealed,
Did you ever wonder why I stayed so late,
Not wanting to go home,
To be near you, sitting close
Feeling secure for a moment,
Until I had to leave;
To go into my hell once again,
Masking my eyes, covering them
So you couldn't see the
Black and blu
Literature
The Friend Who Cares
I can see the pain in your eyes,
Something hurting deep inside,
Offering a hand to hold,
Your turn makes the moment cold.
It hurts me to see you there,
Pretending that you don't care;
I might not be what you need,
But I'll try to place every seed:
Hope for light to find your way;
Strength to see another day.I'll hold to what I know is true:
That no matter what I'm here for you.
No matter what it takes,
A kind word, a warm embrace,
Just the gift of a friend:To stay 'til the very end.
I know you'd do the same,
For trust is not a game.
Even if I never know,
I promise to not let go
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i like your poem