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The Alienation of my Mind


(poems go here) In the alienation of my mind, I'm abhorred I'll wave goodby to yesterday's sorrow today While slipping away inherently evermore I'll strip away this disease that bleeds And who you are to me however I please but I can't help but noticed that you grovel on you knees I have a hard time configuring my thoughts so you can read them but I'll try a little harder so you can look and see him He's really not that strange or odd or weird or out I know so few a people that rarely need to shout But In the end it's his portrayal, and in the end I'll say no more, its an enticing thought to realize when we will it shout nevermore
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isaiah.brazeal

Question:If you went back in time and killed your grandfather would you be alive?Answer:Yes since you were never alive you could of never killed your grandfather......An od way of looking at things Huh

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