Be Well



Be well.
And live the best of your being,
Genuine, authentic with an ease to ooze...
An identity blessed to get.
Without imitating any other.
Often seen by others to do.

Be well.
To know it needless to tell,
Someone else where they should go.
You know...
Those uncomfortable to be themselves.
Choosing to pretend,
It is better to live a life that is fictioned.
With this then to defend,
An obviousness to create a reality.
That does not fit them to begin.
Yet continue to deceive,
No one else to have believe publicly...
A faking of life to live it happily.
Depends upon being accepted,
And approved.
By those incapable,
To remove a masquerading that displays...
The charading a face.
In places where others wear masks.
With it then to be asked,
Who they really are to be.
Becoming clearly embarrassed.
Taking time to waste to cover up.
An identity to refuse and accept to expect,
Others wanting more to see respected.
Than yourself to reject.
For an attention to get,
Temporarily to receive eventually to leave.
Knowing the reality and truth of it,
Has been faithfully faked to fiction!

Be well.
And live the best of your being.
Genuine, authentic with an ease to ooze,
An identity blessed to get.
Belonging just to you.
Without imitating any other.
Later to discover,
Their choices to choose...
Has nothing to do with truth.
Or the reality of this.
To expose and get the respect.
Deserving of it not to demand but get.
As is!
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Written on October 09, 2024

Submitted by lpahtillah on October 09, 2024

1:31 min read
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Quick analysis:

Scheme ABCDEf Aaggxhdhixjiikxxxxxxixxlkldjdx ABCDfEecxxldx
Closest metre Iambic tetrameter
Characters 1,429
Words 304
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 6, 30, 13

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