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A Walking Dissonance 

Simple am I
Jovial am I
Peaceful am I
Liberated I feel beneath the Sun’s radiating arms,

But multidimensional am I
Introverted and barricaded am I
Tormented and bothered am I...

Confused by all the wind blowing, both humid and frigid,
By the multiple waves resting calmly and swaying me violently
Recklessly throwing me across cerebral matter I, every so often, fail to recognize

Is it mine or has it been replaced by the creatures plotting against my rise?
They forcefully shackle me down as I attempt to break free
They silence me, completely rob me of my voice
When all I want is to sing a symphony so sublime, it halts the passage of time,
So breathtaking, it forces that downpour into suspension,
So elaborate in its form, it somehow restores the effortlessness of a tranquil summer’s day
  
Carefree will I then be
At ease will I then be,
Entirely composed for what is to come
Ready to do it all over again...

Partner: Uchenna Dike


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