Indiscriminate Fate Doth Captcha All

rew4er2nail

Despite cosmetic surgery to stave

inevitable demise cheating grim reaper

indefatigable measures undertaken

buzzfeeding mortal legacy bajillion

dollar industry remaining eternally

youthful cold comfort knowing eventual

degradation conquers biological aging,

yet open casket bestows approving

nods upon aesthetic corpse denouncing

any telltale evidence rigor mortis stole

once hearty life source attested by

tranquil poise, albeit deathly stillness

former body electric forever quiet

among the mourning crowded house

impossible mission to still flowing tears

emotionally poignant moment onlookers

suddenly ever acutely aware their

demise guaranteed, an inalienable pact

linkedin with birthright, this scribe ponders

figuratively digging unearthing morbid

fascination with afterlife, yet neither

hastening mine demise, neither fearing,

protesting, nor ululating unproductive futile

entreaty against transient fleeting

consciousness, asper one carbon based

entity, who wonders if other creatures

great and small revile, (or perchance

question) authority, vis a vis temporarily

bequeathing forces procreative and

subsequently terminal, maybe other

species less insightful meditating being

gifted with sense and sensibility without

pride nor prejudice to speculate, deliberate,

articulate...regenerative processes that

eventually co opt breathing, functioning,

longing versus pensive postulating post

mortem phenomena, pinging noggin within

noggin of one weatherbeaten, haggard,

cadaverous Homo sapien in truth...he

admits being petrified, what...whereat

lapsing millenniums found yours truly

cursed by Gorgons remaining forever

stone cold harboring no recollection

about livingsocial enjoying good n plenti

"FAKE" experiences trumpeting conspiracy

theories – fools like me (rush'n), where

angels fear to tread including collusion

explaining my ill fate.

 

 

  • Author: rew4er2nail (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 29th, 2019 15:04
  • Category: Reflection
  • Views: 13
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