self perception - poem

#1 of poetry collection poem no. 1 if only i could show you if only you could see if only you knew i want you to believe you are better than whatyou know what you think and see better than the self you perceive to be

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First glances and first time

Little john does not move and he keeps his mouth in place, he moves his tongue perceiving the taste of the juices that stem from the inside. they are different to the ones of his mother, he continues moving his tongue perceiving the internal texture.

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Sunken City

None of the individuals of the procession perceive the canines and thus ignore them as they go past. both canines recognize one of the meant being tortured thusly is an old enemy: admiral edward farquad.

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The Prisoner

Forced to perceive, forced to feel what you want me to. enough. i'm done cowering in your shadow, hiding from what you force me to see while i sleep in your cage she's mine. you will not use her, i won't allow you. she shall not be your tool.

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Poem: Freedom

The freedom to choose is merely perceived your choices in fact have been made, upon the eve of a midnight of nights, many nights ago at a round table, full of corperates, ready to go at a marketing ploy to raise your rates and to make you look at those

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