My Project Me
My Project Me
I take a moment to breathe
No chance of completion is near
Healing slowly within my sheathe
Dying lowly by the mirror
Lost among fate’s wily quarry
Some lack the same due flaws
Encased by a forgotten story
Exposed to all a leper’s maw
Youthful habits die hard
Life will never compare
Sociability ceaselessly marred
Emotion’s descent; conscience impaired
Control of a control
A last grip of my heart
Give in to my soul
Refuse to depart
No sense in existing with guilt of this kind
Brokenhearted persisting
Burrowed deep in my mind
No possible escape
No momentous plateau
Infected fetid hate is the aura of my soul
One final chance
A path uncharted
One last stance, ‘fore I’m departed
Lackluster days repeat
Afflicted, sallow, grave
Emerging tactless conceit
Lest I appear like they
Hoards of processed vermin
Blinded behind the veil
Oppressed by a sermon
Trapped in mental jail
Reaped by forces that be
Demoralized to protect status
Teased by false insanity
Scared to shift focus
Progression comes with a price
The quarantine needed, the isolation incurred
Emotional scars do not suffice
The worst foot steps forward, the conversation deterred
Empirical persuasion plummets
Reiterations of an unduly past
Drifting through the present
The laugh is lost at last
I was my last chance
The patient known as me
The world without a glance
I die along with she
At the barest of grim
The conclusion’s been made
If I’ve lost the pride of him, then I’ve dug myself a grave
Nothing more to reminisce, as I prepare for the final result
Test one last hypothesis, on the theory of becoming adult
Born and raised in a world I thought I knew everything about
Learning there was another world all along, that, in all respect, I could have done without.
New years, new leaders, new days
Games of life; the attempt to cheat
Miracles on every play
Realizing I was to defeat
Seeing new relative life
Anew the world’s chances
More indescribable plights
That only time enhances
Inside-out, I am me
Outside-in, I am us all
Here I am for all to see
Taking in all of our fall
2008-9/10/2009 Jake Belmont