“Never, ever underestimate the degree to which people will scatter themselves into a deep fog in order to avoid seeing the basic realities of their own cages. The strongest lock on the prison is always avoidance, not force.” (Stefan Molyneux)
Tuesday, 15 September 2015
Walk Away: To reclaim ownership of yourself
By: Mark.A Pritchard (aka SwindonPoet/Rorshach1004)
Date: 15th September 2015
I understand the feeling, the need intensifying, to leave it all alone.
To smile, though nobody looks, cares.
To turn from the noise, from the jump on sentences, repeating themselves for infinitely.
Recycled ideologies, personality types, life stories, falling for the same old tricks, again and again.
Our age, our time, our ruination, humans devolving, and now, it’s time to walk away from the crowd.
Degenerated mass, circus animals, performing tricks, to amuse each other, not caring about their own enslavement.
They love it.
They really do.
Exchange whip, fight for ownership of coercion.
Sales talk, just talk, they love a good con man, woman now.
The only option for the awake is to walk, away from their cage love, circus love, love of the lie.
To leave the car in rush-hour traffic, throw the iphone away, embrace the quiet solitary life, away from the dull noise collective.
Broken routine, reclamation, noise fading, mind silence, quietude expansion, a chosen walk, away.
Labels:
Ayn Rand,
independence,
individualism,
isolation,
new world order,
poetry,
Short story,
solitude,
Walk Away
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