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The Show.


Dwelled in strangeness so often

That strangeness doesn't feel strange,

Dwelled in Wonder so often

That wonder has become obvious. 



Strange, weird, odd. 

Also funny, Light, and amazing.



Show what's next?

Show something new, refreshing, and unique,

I'm tired of your old tantrums,

with your silly stupid surprises. 



Show, Maybe something similar to others,

Maybe something similar to common sense,

Maybe something similar to obviously obvious,

Maybe something similar to similar.



Do you have anything more?

More artistic also more sharp,

More fluid also more solid,

More wiggly And also rigid.



Do show me some sanity,

Do show me something that 'should' be done,

Do show me some compulsion,

Do show me some prison.



I'm ready. I'm courageous

enough to go on,

Go on with you on your pointless journey, 

Yet adventures and filled with madness.




Take me to thrills, fears, horrors, and scariest,

Take me to dark, darker, and darkest,

I'm afraid. But courageous.

I'm frightened. But still courageous. 



Give me some deepest sorrows.

Give me intense dark emotions.

because I know.

In the end, it's all a show.






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