There are some who might call me weird,
But really, who decides Weird and Normal? Is there some golden judge in the sky, Dragging beliefs, interests, appearances into two separate piles? Is there a secret code, Telling me to believe this and that, For fear of being unusual? No, weird is someone else's opinion. And one of the great things about being human, Is that we can form our own opinions. So that means, If I think that something is interesting, But it isn't to you, You don't get to tell me "That's weird." Sure, you can think that, and I won't blame you, But vocalizing that is unnecessary. If anything, standing up and supporting myself, makes me the bigger person, Even as you fight to make me smaller.
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There are moments,
Some quiet, peaceful, Others bright and vibrant, I wish I could capture forevermore in my head, Or print out to look at for eternity. Simple things, like the delicate petals of a lily in the grey dawn light, Or more complex, like my family's faces smiling back at me. I love to look up through the trees at noon, Just as the sun streams though the leaves perfectly, The best pictures, I do have, Laughing faces, Dear to me, The sun over the ocean, Ideas, reminders, and the like. I love being alive, celebrating the little moments, And I love my pen, for letting my thoughts flow across the page, For letting me express myself, For helping me save the little moments. Time is stopped
As the sun rises through the ashes of night, And Pale oranges and pinks slowly spread, through the wings of the clouds. The celestial beauty of the dawn, Shines down on everywhere, everyone, On rich and poor, young and old, On Muslims, Atheists, Christians, Jews, It shines on Texas, in the hot muggy summers, It shines on Alaska, with its crystal frozen waterfalls, It gazed upon the proud Romans, Upon their infallible empire. It shed a tear for the Titanic, Those poor lost souls captured by the cold seawater. It has been here billions and billions of years, And will stay for billions more. Every day that has passed Has been born with its rise And laid to rest as it sets On all the Jubilant days, Tragic days, and the in-between days. It gives life, and sustains it, Its beauty is incomparable. |
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