| Lateral Perfection in Poetry |
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Written by Oak McIlwain, January 5th, 2009
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Thanks to the lion for being so nice
if only she came from the land of the spice
Exception rules when rules will hide
Of you and me whose laughs are tied
To break the mold of eyes confined
A timeless path; True endless mind
I looked into my own third eye
Then slowly I began to cry
It seemed the only way to solve this game
was to destroy or to create
am I a muse, a distraction an escape?
Is that why you needed me?
now you will see that what you thought you held
was just one more illusory world
Anyone who does not see
Hurts by the very nature of non-seeing
Raised only to function for society
Is it any wonder we are all empty?
When we inflict pain due to obstructed nature
Without knowledge of our action
Is simply changing a few causes of pain enough to liberate humanity?
And when the bell tolles
It all falls down
A marvellous miracle
of miraculous clowns
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