There's no such thing as love
Not anymore
I can't feel it
But hate
It grows so strong inside of me
Boiling until it bursts
Releasing itself
Like a bomb went off inside my head
Obliterating everything in sight
Until nothing is left
No feeling
So I must be dead
Just lying here
In nothingness
The room turns white
The walls are white
The floors are white
the walls are all white
Blank stare on my face
Walk towards my only door out
It's so tiny
I don't know how to fit through
Tug the handle
Jiggle it a little
Push and Shove but nothing moves
Desperately banging into the door
I'm growing smaller
and smaller
As I throw my whole body into it
and come hurling through
The Struggle to get out
Finally over
But I'm awake in my bed
Cold and alone
And I still don't know
What's on the other side
Friday, June 26, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
unfinished poem
Never gonna find my way
Just feels like
I'm never gonna find my way
I've been searching all over
but nothing seems to come my way
I've been waiting and I'm tired
Still looking for you
Among the flowers
Some are dead and some are dying
Others already plucked from the ground
Just feels like
I'm never gonna find my way
I've been searching all over
but nothing seems to come my way
I've been waiting and I'm tired
Still looking for you
Among the flowers
Some are dead and some are dying
Others already plucked from the ground
Plenty of weeds
are blocking my pathway
Don't have to worry about them anyway
I'm never gonna find my way
Look up at the skies with the sun so bright
Gives each these flowers
plenty of light
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Note On Art & Being An Artist
Does an artist need conflict in order to create? Do we need the world around us to collapse in order to rebuild? Do we need to starve in order to fully give ourselves? After a while, there isn't much left to give.
Artists like Marilyn Manson, Eminem, and even Good Charlotte got boring after they stopped doing drugs, felt better about themselves, or just got rich. The problems they sang about went away. Is that why we're so much less impressed?
The point of making music is to better understand ourselves so we can change. Once we've gotten perspective on life, we do change. We grow above it, mature beyond it. Sometimes it may mean not needing that artistic outlet anymore. We've found other ways to express ourselves.
Those of us who don't, end up on shows like celebrity rehab.
Those of us who were never famous or rich, end up in the gutter.
Sometimes, art really fails to make sense to me.
Artists like Marilyn Manson, Eminem, and even Good Charlotte got boring after they stopped doing drugs, felt better about themselves, or just got rich. The problems they sang about went away. Is that why we're so much less impressed?
The point of making music is to better understand ourselves so we can change. Once we've gotten perspective on life, we do change. We grow above it, mature beyond it. Sometimes it may mean not needing that artistic outlet anymore. We've found other ways to express ourselves.
Those of us who don't, end up on shows like celebrity rehab.
Those of us who were never famous or rich, end up in the gutter.
Sometimes, art really fails to make sense to me.
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