Monday, March 23, 2009
Use of the word " I "
No Good
She's no good for you but you fail to see the truth
I want to save you with everything within me but you pay no attention to me.
Seduced by ugly words and useless glances have made you week in the mind
You seem to think this is how you deal with a broken heart but brother don’t be timid
Act upon what you know my love, not what you think will help.
Don’t be scared to shed some tears from time to time, they say a man never cries but oh how tears heal the wounded mind.
I don’t like the looks of her, I don’t trust her as far as I could throw her and honey that really isn’t much.
She coyly slimes her way into my space, pretending she has been fond of me all this time, Oh how quick I am to detect her dishonesty whoa what this woman does to be validated, will she stop at anything?
I will never be anything more than a useless compound of dark molecules in your eyes, but I have more common sense and experience than the ordinary girl
Take heed once again, and do not act in freight, it is not necessary for you to flirt with everything that steps into sight.
Instead honor the lady that came before, oh how fragile is she, confused but tame, she wants nothing more than all of you.
Yet you still disappoint me, with your piggish ways, rebounding as a supposable friend as you wink at anything making its way. Be pure my friend its fine to wait why do you need answers straight away? Are you convinced it will solve anything?
I love you and I respect you too much my newfound friend that I cannot watch you, for the umpteenth time making a boorish fool of yourself.
I realize you will never know of this but this is how I deal with the mess. I need you to stay here and make sense of what you already know before you run out on me.
Hamlet Disguised as Madness
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Hamlet is just so so so mean to Ophelia, its sad, it really is. She did not deserve his pent up anger!! at-least not the way he gave it. I am starting to see how Hamlet is taking out his anger and confusion on the people closest to him. And when its all said and done, when he kills Claudius and the people find out the truth.... it wont matter, because he was reckless and destroyed all and any relationship worth having.
The reality of Hamlet is very unlikely...but the emotions and decisions that come with this type of situation is very normal...unfortunately. Even I can relate to an extent, and so far no one I know has been murdered. However, if someone I knew was murdered..I don't know if I would react the same way Hamlet did. I know that I would be livid, confused, terribly distressed, maybe even on the verge or insanity...but I don't know if I could justify those feelings with killing people too.
