Conundrum
By Dynamaso
Wed, 25 May 2011
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I’m riddled;
with confusion,
with desire,
with tension,
with doubt,
with dissatisfaction,
with inaction,
with obsequious intention,
and with failure.
I’m barren;
without love,
without time,
without humour,
without guidance,
without gravity,
without light,
and without warmth.
This life,
this confusing biology,
doesn’t get any easier
despite the amount
of time I spend
trying to decipher it.
I’ve yet to find
the decryption key,
the one piece of information
to unlock the mystery.
I’m riddled.
I’m barren.
But don’t give it a second thought;
at least I’m still here.
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I have a teenage son so I am
I have a teenage son so I am very much on my toes as to how a teenager feels and it can be very difficult for them at times. I just loved this poem Dynamaso. I think you have captured quite a bit of the uncertainty they feel about the world and the feeling of responsibilty weighing so heavy on their beautiful shoulders.
Sorry for rambling
;)Pia
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Admiration : "this confusing
Admiration :
"this confusing biology,
doesn’t get any easier
despite the amount
of time I spend
trying to decipher it.
I’ve yet to find
the decryption key,
the one piece of information
to unlock the mystery."
very easy to understand & well put.
maisie Guess what? I'm still alive!
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My own teenage son doesn't
My own teenage son doesn't believe in stereotypes, but that's because he's become one. Hope you find that decryption key, and share it.
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I particularly like the last
I particularly like the last four lines...nice ending.
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