Occam’s Razor:
Suggests that the simplest explanation,
Is the most plausible one.
Which means, to put it simply, I love you.
But how do I contain the multitude of all that I feel
Within so little?
How do I tell you,
I see the stars in you;
All my poems from here on until eternity
Will be about you;
“I love you” doesn’t do justice to the fact that
I swear I was a Universe unlike any other,
But I found you and we were always whole;
But somehow, with you next to me, we feel complete.
In my next life time, I swear I will find Occam; tell him
That there are some entities which need to be multiplied;
Not out of necessity,
But out of love.
by Anika
One life people. Only one. Fucking run for it! Learn that goddamn language, read that book, draw shittily, sing off key and break some goddamn glasses. Fuck this illusion of perfection. We are here to goddamn live. Every art becomes less shitty as you work on it. Same with your life, it's all art babies. Work and get it y'all! Okay bye.
We were a prolonged sunset,
Something beautiful
That we knew
Would end in darkness anyways.
We were a mouthful of words
The tongue couldn't help but mess up.
We were a tiny cat
Who climbed the big tree
And forgot it had yet to learn
How to come back down.
We went skydiving,
Up, up, up
And the earth pulled us back down;
We free fell into our own demise
And made a mess,
We left chaos behind.
It hurt so bad and I did not want to feel all of this pain and dread anymore.
God declared guilt the day his image
Ran away from Him-
Grew red with fury,
Grew up, up, up, up;
Until he covered the sky.
Eve was not the one who brought damnation or sin, no,
God named sin the day
Someone disobeyed him;
Who is god if not a living thing?
Eve came in a storm shock,
Came a reminder for God
That one day
Thou shan't be
The Judge,
The Jury and
The Executioner;
Thou shan't be the harbinger
Of all this fury.
A woman carved herself a piece of sin
The day she walked out of obedience,
Walked out of being a mere accomplice to a man.
In an act of trust, Eve reclaimed herself;
Don't you get it?
Lilith ran away from the disgrace of submission
And God named her fallen,
Named her a demon,
Named her evil;
Wiped out the first injustice
From memory.
What is so bad about morality?
To know the good and evil;
The first humans bit into the apple
And the apple grew them a conscience-
Grew the thought that there was a body.
Grew the feeling of all of this being,
Being here,
Grew the thought that they were here.
The Garden shut its gates
And the humans wandered off;
The first act of foolishness will perhaps always be trust.
Eve trusted the serpent,
Adam trusted Eve
And God trusted something human.
A.G.
Do not let flowers bloom in place of your words. Speak Up. No more shrinking yourself, staying quiet, being worried if you'll step on someone else's toes. They will shred you and they will like it, enjoy it even. Speak Up. Scream. Let it be known that you are here, you are here and alive and you sure as fuck will ensure that they know it. Speak the fuck up. No more hiding.
The Gods, they envy us.
We get to live and be done with it:
We get to die and leave.
There is no eternity hanging over our heads,
No forevers to roll the dice over.
We will not become Fallen Angels
Even if we forget our own morality.
We get to leave into the nothingness,
Become one with the Earth,
Get trodden in the very soil
We claimed as Ours once before and then
Turned to dust in.
We become the dust;
The dust that is to us
The same as we are to the cosmos;
We are the nothing.
Galaxies erupt and entire worlds are created,
Stars explode and black holes collide,
So why does it matter that I fell from the stairs today;
Why does it matter that I stuttered in a conversation
Or that I yelled out the wrong answer in class?
The cosmos are to us
As the Earth is to the dust specs on it;
We will be blown away and it will all still be here:
The Galaxies; the Earth within one such,
Packed with an entire Solar System,
Turning around one Sun,
They will still continue being//
In one form or another.
So why does it matter
That I will not be here
When all has been said and done,
I’d still have existed.