I have forgotten my folly and I think of myself as a poet...
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I 'm a classic style
But I make it a bit eccentric.
A circuit that's gone rogue .
I didn't choose to be a neuro-wanderer
due to a synesthetic artistic gift
trapped in a blog ...
I post poems in the form of a morning jihad,
a duty without blessing on life's weariness...
Inspired nutcase !
Mantra to exorcise marble .
I think in gibberish that no one understands .
My life made in melodreams .
an old piano tells me incredible stories
which I pretend to believe ...
I also love that faithful out-of tune -violin
that was part of every melancholic scores
and the eternal feedback, too ...
I've always gotten lost on familiar paths ,
where I was waiting for a missed dating ...
So ,I robbed the social bank that did not give
my genius any credit ...
Born to be out with the metric of the system .
I learned to glide on atmospheric fantasy...
And to say politely '' Hello good bye ! ''
To the lady object of my desire...
Some idiots think that happiness
is being alone together .
To be both victim and persecutor...
I don't bother attending the christening
of still born loves ...
I didn't choose to be a neuro- drifter .
Thing of an ambivalent abstraction ,
no one escape the sign of the zodiac .
I don't laugh at harlequin's antics .
My place reserved in the human comedy .
Without really knowing wether Iam
an actor or a spectator ?
Maybe a gladiator ...
I turn away from Punch puppet's compulsions .
Wild intellect running along the ceiling
like an acrobat on a spider's threat ...
I didn't choose to be a neurodivergent...
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Author:
lorenz (Pseudonym) (
Online) - Published: June 17th, 2026 10:34
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We are all divergent from the mean with a small standard deviation, the standard error is at p is less than point zero zero one. Significance is established statistics don't lie but liars use statistics
The worst thing is to end up a poet without realizing it !
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