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Beyond Human Consumption

 

Beyond Human Consumption


Everything is not what it seems

Some things are less realistic than dreams

Judging a book by the cover will lead to disappointment

Restriction on the word list because only a few following judgment

Confound, profound and lacking the variety of sound

Hearing selectively and muffling to people, talking round after round

Releasing the pressure of idiotic thoughts, in order to focus clearly and pure

No longer confused by the impetus allure

Beyond human consumption, because of divinity

Still maintaining in limbo between spiritual and commonality

Everything is not what it appears to be

All will come to light, wait and see

 

Pondering thoughts of future plans

Real life, high cost demands

Seeking, searching, yearning for true aspiration

Wanting to know more, despising desperation

Only needed the knowledge for pure satisfaction

Hoping for the transformation of positive to negative

Or vice versa for a sincere delivery of a expletive

Judging not, but holding on to reality

 

Secret sensations of undevoured passion

Locked below the crescent of heart palpitations and indentations

Lost in the meek merck of mayhem through gazing eyes

Not looking to find substance,

But a needed con stance

The hope of true lustless love

Spreading its wings as a pure white dove

 

It doesn’t exist

It is no where in sight

All that’s ever felt is the pain after the fight

Leave it alone

Don’t get too involve

Everything you need, will soon be solved

Trust your instincts

And never forget who you truly are

Desperation is not that far.

 

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