by mossgirl19
There is so much truth in this write. The feeling of being obligated to be someone else may have been felt by many of us. Using the word labyrinth here was fitting, as we do entangle ourselves up in dilemmas we have created. 'Losing track of his own soul' is a powerful line. |
by Michael
Shane, |
by Saakiel
Hi Michael. Thank you. hihi but what mask? |
by Em
There is nothing else I can add. Fantastic work as ever |
by Saakiel
thanks em. <3 but i would appreciate constructive comments from you knowing that you really write well <3 |
by Nick
This poem gave me the bizarre feeling of "reading my own thoughts" As it sounds like the escape the author describes here could easily apply to writing poetry itself. I feel it is especially true in regard to my earlier high school writings from many years ago. It's crazy, the poem almost feels invasive in that regard because it strikes me almost as more of a reality check: What AM I writing for? |
by Saakiel
Hi Nick. I feel so happy that this piece comes to you so easy. That's exactly the place where, when I wrote this one, I hold and dwell onto. There's a fave comedian I have that talked about the cultivation of performing in the society. And yes there is nothing wrong with performing, if it makes you happy and it's your passion, but you are entirely right. I believe that when we as artists/performers, even just an individuals do what we do just to seek for applause to validate that we are doing well, I guess that's a behavior we need to unlearn. I understand the concept behind reinforcements but in great words of Bo Burnham 'if we can live our lives without an audience we should'. All best. |