The cerebrum: the part of your brain that lets you think, reason, and move voluntary muscles.
A poem I wrote that I am very proud of.
There is, actually, a meaning for this poem. I look at it now and wonder why I wrote it, but I always fall back to a deeper meaning inside of it. Do you know what it is?
There are thorns in the nest of the bird
The great beyond is actually far behind us
As we become lost in the sky
We fall farther and farther from our destination
Water encloses the nothing inside
Nothing replaces the water that was, now isn’t
We know that insanity has taken us now
Longing to be released
Our minds are held in slow movement
Orbiting the Earth as we lay here unaware
Arise from the dust, vanquisher
Closer now, we sense the end
Try to understand the predicament
Formalities have been set aside
The world is crazy, horribly wrong
Yet there, in itself, is the problem
It contains a simple solution
We make the world
Reality controls all, and we control reality
Master of the master of the slave who dreams of being the master
Try that one on for size, philosopher
Slang terms are much too formal, casual screams
Drug-induced sleep, all too familiar
Oh yes, casual too, and don’t forget the dog
If you think we’re crazy, listen
Me and my friend, my friend and I, which one do you think is right?
Too late! It doesn’t matter what you think
When we speak, you listen, and the minds unite and believe
Jump off the cliff because you’re dead already
Entertainment matters here, to us, so it matters to you
Yes, we were once like you, a curious adventurer
Then we went crazy, we went beyond matters of minds and souls
Welcome to our world, the insanity club, you’re already a part of it
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