A WORLD WHERE.
Art : Edgar.
By Sakuan.
A WORLD WHERE…
You work so hard just for your reward to be given to someone else so that the world can see “they’re” progressive or caring, fair isn’t fair, mouths have shut, and tears became so loud, such a world we live in, such a life to experience. Fairly so as a social construct is complicated, as it should be.
A WORLD WHERE…
I was raped but I can’t speak my reality because there’s someone out there who used my truth as an excuse to gain revenge or currency, such a world we live in, such a world I live in, such is life we experience. Fair isn’t fair.
A WORLD WHERE…
Currency is the goal. A world where you see your loved ones go down a path of chasing and not living. A world where they’re gone before they can start living. Such is life in a world where god has the face of a man who got his power through “DEMOCRACY.”
A WORLD WHERE…
I get abused but I can’t leave because without them I can’t stay alive. I love my life, such a cruel life but it’s a worth life, to me it is… to me it is. Such a life I call my own when in reality it belongs to another.
A WORLD WHERE…
I have to belong, if I don’t, society will leave me behind. A world where I have to bend to fit in or remain broken and forever alone. The dark is no one’s friend and the light is so hard to understand. Such is a reality I’m immersed into. What a reality I’m immersed into. Such is life.
A WORLD WHERE…
Any legal activity that offers the paper with a dead president on it is fair game. Morals not in question anymore. A world where we are imprisoned by freedom, we fought so hard for it just to jail ourselves after we acquire it, such a world we are in.
A WORLD WHERE…
History is decided and written by those in power. A world where history can be written by anybody. Bad is good and good is bad. A world where morals are subjective depending on where you are, the time and era you’re in, and the social construct that falls upon you.
A WORLD WHERE…
Struggling is advised, as the popular saying goes, “nothing easy is worth having.” A conundrum I’m yet to fully grasp. Life is hard, it should be hard because what is a game that isn’t challenging. What is life? A series of games that you get to partake in, you win some and you lose some, such is life.
A WORLD WHERE…
The adulthood of children is highly dependent on how and where they’re raised. Parents get blamed for spoiled offspring. Social environments out of the household should take half of the blame, I think. The things I did that my parents never knew I did are quite alarming, and to blame the probable consequences that might have come from such things on my parents won’t be fair to them.
A WORLD WHERE…
Funny isn’t funny and everybody’s eyes are flooded with waves of rights and equality. A fair and justifiable thing to pursue but at what cost? The downfall of a society, so it seems. A world where it’s okay to hate if you feel you’re the victim, a sad world we live in. Sad times we’re witnessing.
A WORLD WHERE…
Birds sing every morning, the dew on the blades of grass reflect the beautiful sunrise. The male crickets sing the glorious of songs every night trying to find a partner. A world where the smell of petrichor so good that it can heal a broken heart. Such a beautiful world, what a time to be alive, the best time to be alive in the whole of human history and I’m grateful for that. Despite all the struggles and hardships that befall us, I’m grateful I got to experience the best the world has ever had to offer to homo sapiens.
A world where a loved one can die of cancer and there’s nothing you can do about it. The pain spreads throughout you and the other people they left behind. How can this be fair I ask; how can this be fair we ask. It’s life, such is life; a beautiful, limited time we have, to do whatever we want with it, some choose to enjoy it, some choose to be in control, some choose to be controlled, some leave while in the midst of trying to figure it all out. Such is life, what is life?
R.I.P Aunt Monday.
I Finished reading [Island of the Blue Dolphins by Scott O’Dell] on December 12, 2021. -(Took me 7 days, this was my fourth book)
I started reading [Girl In Hyacinth Blue by Susan Vreeland] on December 13, 2021.
