Superficial Substitutionalization of Imagination Through Regulation of 'Proper Sophistication'
This is about the process everyone goes through as they grow up and are forced to conform to the social 'norm' and thusly loose a lot of the open-mindedness and non-conformist points of views that allow for innocence and a greater understanding of true truth, as opposed to society's fallacy. Hope you enjoy and please comment.
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Submitted: Dec 26, 2007
Reads: 52
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Superficial substitutionalization
A formation of frustration
Institutionalization from appellation
The aggregation vocation
Of simulation
Fallacious temptation sensation
From admiration
An animation
On debasing situations
And ongoing inflation
Of capitalization
An aberration
Of misinterpretation
On the basis
Of accusation
Superficial substitutionalization
A diversification
Of anti-conservation
A transformation
Of the pariah nonconformists
And political iconoclasts
A silencing infiltration
Of our only salvation
A re-education
A corruption of our minds
An implication
And anti-innovation
Of our free will
Of what makes us whole
Censorship of imagination
Superficial substitutionalization
The demonization
Of angelifacation
Through congregation
The wickedest of all fates
And perhaps
The most inexorable there of.
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Comments:
Wow. VERY nice choice of diction to suit your theme. I highly enjoyed, and can empathize with the instated struggle
Posted: Dec 29, 2007
You have an AMAZING vocabulary. I love your writing! ITs so strong.
---Kcy:]
Posted: Dec 30, 2007
not to sound stupid or anything, but i have no idea what you said. keep writing. just stuff i understand without a dictionary.
peace out.______xxemoxbfsxx_______
Posted: Dec 31, 2007
So true! I definately identify with the struggle between conformity vs. non-conformity. I would like to think I'm a rebel but...great job either way.
Posted: Nov 18, 2008
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