Theories and Poems:
In a Bubble

If I were to sit on a cloud in its
Serenity,
It would be like existing in a
Bubble.
I would be able to see the
Hurt,
But could not experience the
Anguish.
When the world begins to turn
Crazy,
I long to find a path into a
Bubble.
Rain

Some people wonder
What it's like to cry.
Others know -
They ask the sky.
The Deprived

They're strange,
The stars.
Some people find satisfaction
      By learning how they exist
While others fins comfort
      By romanticizing in their midst.
They can witness an innocent kiss
      Between lovers
While also encountering a war
      Between nations.
Not only seeing the happenings of
      This world,
But watching over the angelics of
      The heavens.
What would it be like to be a star?
Always watching from a distance
Yet never experiencing
Realtiy.
-- It's not the size or appearance that usually counts in a first impression; it's the nature of the matter.
-- Sometimes I wonder what an alien would look like or be like, and then I see the world around me and wonder how they couldn't fit in.
--Life is played like music.  What music is played is our choice.
The butterfly is the
   free-flying and
   worry-free
           caterpillar.
You have to be a
    caterpillar
            before a
    butterfly.
-- Why does love always remind me of hate?  They are related like scalding water and dry ice - without one, you would not be able to understand the other.
Expression

Sketches show appearance
Drawings show preciseness
Paintings show perserverance
Blacks and blues show pain.
Curing Anguish

Solemnity sometimes digusts me.
Can't anyone see?
Just acting reverant
To console?
          The path of a
         Pierced heart:
       It involoves first
     Finding the dagger,
   And then pulling it out
                  Of stone.
Sometimes we just have to
   Wait
      Until the rock around it
           Erodes away.
The                
  Sun
    Shines
      Onto            You
        My               Are
          Heart:             The
                      Obstructing
                   Rain
             Cloud.
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