Universe
Is it okay to be
yourself
in a world where
each person is a
reflection
of someone else?
Individuality is not
an original equation from a single person,
but an
amalgamation of all variables even barely mentioned.
The definition of originality
is freedom,
not allowed by elected superiors
or fought for with valor and courage,
nor a creation of the mind,
nor a physical contribution from higher beings,
but originality is
a stolen
and inspired
art
of mimicry
that stems from every object and action existing,
and that is what makes yourself so beautiful —
not because
you are the primary version of yourself,
but because
you are forged from every thing
that ever was and is and ever will be —
that is not to say that
you exist because others exist,
but to say that
others exist because you exist;
you,
a single being constituted of every other single being in the complexity of the universe,
are the base of all other beings.
You
are the
universe.
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