'why are you always
so angry at the world?'
she asks.
she knows the best i could do to answer
is stutter and falter
but
i wish she could see herself
in this haven cum prison
when her own son
rolls his eyes
and says she's noisy
when all she's telling him to do
is pick up his soiled socks
from the guest room
that he always
messes up.
so i scream
at the top of my lungs
inside my fuming head
'because you can't see
and i can't accept
that we are treated
as less of a person
because
they see themselves as kings
and we're anything but queens'
-- but she doesn't see what i see.
and she allows them
to treat her the way they do
and she refuses to accept
my retaliation; my support
to my amazement
to my horror
to my disgust.
i know he's your own blood,
but
how can you let him do this to you?
how can you do this to yourself?
84: tempo rally
This is the Future:
identified by = #
evaluated by = %
penalised by = $
and forced to face
an infinite input of facts and figures
and insanity in the form of information overload
of truths and half-truths,
of white lies and whole lies,
with processors
swollen by nothing of importance,
with memories
numbed by nothing of relevance.
here are beings
disinterested
for having existed
in a world so filthy and twisted,
and be judged for crimes they had to inherit
and to right wrongs they did not commit --
This is the Future.
getting closer and closer
as loud as ever
but on mute.
This is the Future,
where the silent screams
are nothing
but
deafening.
83: mesmereyes
i can't help but stare
your clear sky and starless night
eyes; they mesmerise.
---
saw a student from another school
with a blue right eye and a dark brown left eye.
and a few strands of white hair at the front.
like a real-life xmen or sthg.
just awesome.
your clear sky and starless night
eyes; they mesmerise.
---
saw a student from another school
with a blue right eye and a dark brown left eye.
and a few strands of white hair at the front.
like a real-life xmen or sthg.
just awesome.
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