At what point do we know sanity is lost? Is there a bright flashing light with a number to call? Is there a welcome sign that reads “ here you may enter” ? Are you in a huge group, or held high at the center? Will I have to give my name, and explain how I got there? Will there be caution signs at the entrance, warning me to beware? How do I conduct myself, in what fashion do I act? Will they be able to tell me if I’ll ever come back? Will we all dance, write, and paint together? Do we still upkeep responsibilities in inclement weather? Do I have to pay my rent, or do I squat and wander? Will they look at me differently, knowing I am no longer? Are there ticket booths, where we buy admission to the show? Will I be part of the audience, main act, or the host? Can I still wear jeans, and plain black tshirts? Can I act out an event of violence, without anyone getting hurt? Or do I arrive only to be denied? Is this insanity only from pain inside? Am I lying to myself and everyone around me? Am I not insane after all, this feelings so astounding. Am I the audience or am I the host? I am the audience, I am the act, you are my host..
- Author: jessenunez ( Offline)
- Published: November 6th, 2022 21:28
- Comment from author about the poem: These are journal inputs turned to poems in reflection of my own mental health and thoughts. Life experience and feelings
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universally eternal: classic questions
a relatable read, thanks for sharing
Thanks for reading
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