Forgotten
By Chinobus
Tue, 27 Sep 2011
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As I tread in vivid fields of black and gray,
I search, listless, endless for some other way,
To end this cycle of open decay, decadent, lost within a vanquished sense of frail hope.
Clinging to the memories, like a child who has become some man, yet forlorn, searching throughout time for a reason to define, senseless, a loss that cannot be redeemed.
Here I stand, alone and content, for this life is of my creation, we are what we choose to be.
If only I could stop wishing to be anyone, anything, else but me.
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I understand the sentiment
I understand the sentiment for I sometimes feel the same, but I'm a little confused with the line "Here I stand, alone and content, for this life is of my creation, we are what we choose to be" for it seems to go against the grain of the rest of the poem. Am I misreading it?
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