Ring, I'm up
Too dazed to look around
Nothing's moved on its own
All things are where I left them
Crashing into the windows
The street below is pop-wild
Advertise to desensitize
I only need one eye open
Why fight what we do not understand
All things kill us a little faster
Each and every good thing has a consequence
You can't stop me from sampling the questioned process
Wrong number
I'm aware, I may as well start walking
This isn't the sky's real color
That's the low-carb color formation
Everybody seems cut in half or over-sized
Isn't there anyone left sitting down to earth?
I'm not stopping my search, but I feel a little desperate
I haven't noticed a traceable signal in nearly a year
There's several thousand attractive features
But nobody seems to stand out from the collective
It makes me a little less enthusiastic as days flood by
And God help me, I feel like I'm succumbing to either side
My eyes feel as if they're filled with neon lights
The people are getting brighter but they've gotten distorted
The sidewalk's cracks are less visible as I trudge along
Bumping shoulders doesn't seem like a serious offense anymore
A soda spill on my jacket as my pant-leg catches aflame
I haven't really noticed, you obviously have
You're more then willing to point out every little fault
And I'm less then able to listen and give a shit all at once
Honesty is said to be the best policy
But you get oh so angry when I answer your questions
I haven't offended you with the truth, right?
It's what you ask for, it's what you get
Maybe that's just insentive to become a liar
Perhaps everything's so defined that deceit's the new trend
And it keeps getting harder to pay attention
It's getting too hard to keep my eyes open
This'll be another night
Where I wake up ten miles from home without awareness or shame
I've got a rather good sense of direction
But my memory went a long time ago.
All I have to say is that I've been sitting reading poems on this site for a bit, merely out of boredom. This one definately stands out from the collective mass of jumbled cliches. Good work.