Song of Myself
A solid, single creation, I stand with my feet
On the ground.
Planted. Find success, but stay grounded.
Moving forward, one step at a time.
Cliché.
I am and was born, Lauren Macalalad,
The original, not the sequel
For I follow no one,
They follow me.
An avant-garde world, where everything
Is turned upside-down
And exploding with uniqueness,
Is the quintessence of my mid.
The scintillating psyche
Consists of a glib course,
Directing me towards rights
And even wrongs,
So that I learn from my faults.
Fear originates from
Darkness, despair, loneliness
In my mind, reality, your mind
But never does bravado take its presence
I am only real.
The fear of being lonely
Doesn't mean I'm dependent
I AM INDEPENDENT
but when times of despondency do appear
I too, am reliant
--but aren't we all?
In contrast to fear
- happiness
Is ubiquitous, towering over
Anything and everything.
Ridding the world of fear
And ridding me of fear.
So now I find where exactly
It is that I stand,
I'm the center of all
Failure, misfortune, tribulations
A loser.
At the same time
I own the origins of
Success, victory, triumphs,
A winner.
This eclectic, yet rudimentary lifelyste,
Being as contradictory as it is,
Leads me, guids me and
Ameliorates my vision of life.
Creative,
Vociferous in my actions,
Soft with my words
I am me.
I am me,
Who is the pastiche
Of my accomplishments,
Of my failures,
Of your company.
A long time from now,
Or sporadically throughout moments
Of my life I will ponder
The way I lived.
It is possible, it is not
To live your life
Or to die just when it starts
I conclude that it is possible and it is not
And so I live here today,
I stand, standing tall,
And I will live
For the rest of my life.
But when I pass I shall float to the heavens -
My memories, thoughts and ideas
Sprount wings.
I leave behind all who I love,
Claiming my only presence
- alone
In the light.
And with your plane that passes by,
I shall be the storm that delays,
Just so you can stick around.
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