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My existence is futile
A convenience to make the numbers
Irrelevant and undeniably a void to fill the space
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She sat their amongst the leaves
Pondering how the trees must grieve
How they must wallow amongst their pain
But become reborn with the summer rain
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How can something so powerful, derive from so little?
A single thought, capable of such destruction.
Planted like a seed, it grows and consumes you.
A neurosis in your mind
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Inconsequently A Number
My existence is futile
A convenience to make the numbers
Irrelevant and undeniably a void to fill the space
Aspiring to transpire
Settling in the form of dust
space
and time
Inconsequently, apparent
But entirely vacant
An inconvenient truth
hushed upon
as if
I could disrupt the sodality
Moulded so perfectly, into bliss
A sketch,
which forms the portrait
Although an entirely different image
To what appears
My complex aura
is discomforting
to the ones
who cower amongst shadows of insecurities
Unsettling,
As if I were to embrace the tangled notion
Evaporate like vapor
Lay amongst the realists
Im here,
merely as a number
to fill the void
of faceless faces
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