Thursday, November 19, 2020

Don’t be Afraid to Say, “Pain!”

 

“Do not apologize for pain.” “But it seems taboo or unguaranteed the measure of a person’s ailments.”     so understanding or so chilly while most become addicts—its freedom its cage while entering to exit—a life at this rate so average feeling grand or back to dirty muddy layers.

I was optimistic during years while answers seemed unnatural. to absorb energy to look harder most behaviors are deliberate; to know it will confuse as this is its purpose while speaking nicely. or to lose control over lakes as anxiety streams closer: the frame of its monster such tar in musicians such disobedient hostility; as it paints in acrylic or drifting so much in our disgusts. mutual wrath or moments truths should hide such a house upon a cloud—where pessimism chuckles or jazz is sweet or blues gets us closer—by mange of the stray or courage of the lemur or the lofty malice of its authority figure.

“Most people suffer from resistance. It’s in needing excellence. It’s in seeing with our bias vision. Something etches at us our way is most apparent—many will live tenacity. By walls or intangible argument many will refuse empiricism.”

            those parts in malaise as heaviness as a hell we respect. so entwined such broken beliefs while most must have a mind for specifics. as casual thieves in casual lies where we distress for personal misuse—of diamond cuts or drilling hearts to be excellent here as disastrous there. such miracle in life such waken voice such careful disregard or subtle where two must understand—as a pain in our system a vigor so deliberate, for misery has sprung.  

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