Rococo textured leaves on distant olive trees
Or glaring disesteems on raw aventurine
I cannot tell the difference
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A cobbled granite path to amicable wrath
Or friendship in the black with plotting psychopaths
I cannot tell the difference
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Harmonic entropy in skipping half the beats
Or wasted energy for visibility
I cannot tell the difference
***
But one of these mirrors will mirror me right
And one of these songs has a perfect rhyme
For one of these spells leads to sorcery
And one of these languages speaks to me
***
A grating confidence among the populace
Or skillful dominance and higher consciousness
I cannot tell the difference
***
Infuriated dread at victims left for dead
Or voices of my head that see in blinding red
I cannot tell the difference
***
Outstanding cognizance that leads to prominence
Or humble commonness that prays to providence
I cannot tell the difference
***
But one of these mirrors will mirror me right
And one of these birds will reach the heights
For one of these vases will shatter no more
And one of these cups will be able to pour
***
When one of these mirrors will mirror me right
Then one of these vices will lose the fight
And one of these winners will hold me tight
As one of these mirrors will mirror me right
About the Creator
Tanner Peiffer
I'm an aspiring poet, writing from both personal experiences and surreal concepts, with the goal of inspiring anyone who may read. I hope my art can strike a chord and shift a perspective or two. 20 years old.
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