Our Trip Through Disney World Was Well Worth It Poem by Axley Blaze

Our Trip Through Disney World Was Well Worth It



"To all the misfits, the weirdos, the damaged, imperfect and battered, my brothers and sisters…
For only through extraordinary suffering, would we ever really lose ourselves. And, only through the loss of the self, does one truly understand, comprehend, grasp, and seize the inner-workings of said-self. Through the rebellion, the will to destroy we drenched ourselves in addiction, in self-destruction, in misery. Yet, we rose, we ROSE!

We found that creating was the key. Not to ‘fix' oneself, to normalize oneself, but to design oneself. Compose, construct, like a musical masterpiece. We found the striking, unfathomable evolution, the crystallization of madness fueled through a creative will. We experienced the metamorphoses. We cultivated the wickedness, funneled the growth through it, and into the light.

We didn't believe in Fairy-tales anymore. We didn't believe in happily-ever-after, we didn't even believe in blissful-for-the-moment. We took a trip through the supernatural and fantastical worlds of the unknown before our resurrections. We thought we had nothing left but to turn our experiences, our memories- foul or divine- into an art.

This piece is a composition of the beginning. Not each opening singularly, but rather, OUR inception collectively.
The journey through the ‘seven gates of hell, ' ‘the wrong road, ' ‘the path of most resistance, ' - through these and more, we achieved the rebirth. We evolved, and we emerged. With shocking exultation, we welcomed the resurgence, and we survived. We not only survived through creative will…we thrived."

Once upon a yesteryear, in a land that was somewhat nearby,
‘Sleeping Beauty' forgot to take her Happy Pills, and un-sedated, ‘The Beast' was filled with life.
The beauteous one was busy hunting for pure minerals from her neighbor, a ‘Jack-of-all-trades.'
She bargained for his magical beans, which always promised an ecstatic rave!
However, she knew she had yet to find the substance which would keep The Beast subdued, but Beauty couldn't track her sanity in this dwelling closer to a cartoon, a circus, a Disney Jungle-Book, or a world-class zoo.
Around this point, ‘The Jungle-Boy' furtively joined in the play.
He was serenading the Ice-queen on a frigid ‘Snow White' day.
As the brute carefully poked his head from the trenches-
Skillfully quiet, like a spy, until he was CERTAIN The Beauty was concerned with other adventures:
"All the household items are speaking; pots and pans, tea-pots, furniture, even the benches! "
Beauty said, describing her and ‘Alice'- a trip to ‘Wonderland.'
While the beastly one- a real Jekyll seized his moment to 'hyde, ' pondering the exact moment to abduct her for this unique ride.
Perform a capture - an excellent day to do the deed, perfect day for the rapture!
Like a behemoth from limbo, he attempted extermination.
Until along came ‘Pinnochio, ' putting up an unexpected fight; negation,
Abortion of the mission, for the beautiful misfits, he did, that day.
He halted the monster's mission with a heroic effort, a much-needed delay.

When later questioned, he said he did it to be able to feel; he just wanted to be human, breathing - be REAL.
He introduced another member named ‘Ariel.' She was suffering from an unfortunate loss; she was also tossed
Within the realms of make-believe through those eel's; their demonic plans, and their bosses.
If only she would have known the cost!
She'd have screamed "no! "
While Pinocchio
Just wanted love and a nose that wouldn't grow!
Ariel revealed to the group that she had asked for some legs. Another misfit who followed a false leader; the Jack-of-All-Trades.
Instead, she was fooled by the demons, left in a corner, screeching!
Until they robbed her of her very own voice;
Sure, she could now stand on her own two legs,
Yet, she'd have to remain silent, without a choice.
While that Lyin' King, Jack, promised her what was only to be a delusion, the illusion.
Convinced her to join the rest, he was seducing, mixed up from ingesting hallucinogens.
They took a left from Wonderland, found ‘Neverland, ' hosted by a young man, named ‘Peter Pan.'
He graciously welcomed them, raved of his freedom- as he made love to his fairy!
Explained these planes, how liberation was the only notion they should carry.
His fairy was also a magical Godmother,
And, met a young misfit thrown into the mix- yes, yet another!
‘Cinderella'- and, another named ‘Rapunzel.'
Both were trapped, imprisoned, forced into a miserable bubble.
Until Rapunzel let down her hair, though it was a hassle, and finally- crawled away from her torment in that castle.
Cinderella had been crying and sighing, wishing she could find her escape to play when Rapunzel showed up that day.

With Tinker, The Godmother, providing a free wish, there was no pay.
She left behind her cage, the prison, the world she'd grown to hate, fleeing like a warrior in a red-riding hood cape.

The crew decided together to make it through the mazes,
Understood the rebellion's lack of worth, the childish phases.
In this tale, of happily ever
After
Total and complete
Drug-induced
Disaster
The misfits found their path
They evolved together; they overcame the wrath
The beast, the monsters, the heinous palaces- they left behind.
Through their torment, they uncovered an unexpected find:
Beloved relationships and creativity- though it took some time.
They had more than hopped fences, pushed boundaries, and crossed dangerous lines.

In closing, it turned out to be worth it for all.
Nobody can break them, as they create with magnificence, a spectacular mural, a wall.
Yes, united they stand, they will never divide and therefore fall
And so, these misfits do live happily-ever-after-all.


© copyright 2018-2020Our Trip Through Disney World Was Well Worth It
Nicole D'Settēmi

Our Trip Through Disney World Was Well Worth It
Monday, September 17, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: addiction,art,creativity,drugs
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Ifediirichukwu Victor 17 September 2018

what a lovely long literary writing... congratulations

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