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creation
the act of creating is more important than the creation
my brain tricks me into giving it the stimulation
but whatever i create does not live up to the expectation
i am lost in the feeling of indetermination
my mind refuses to listen to me, insubordination
i am afraid to try again due to the traumatization
it is me against myself in an act of defamation
why can't i just relay what i want to say through communication
without feeling like it's an act of confrontation
i'm trying to use the skill of improvisation
to get through to you my determination
but i don't know what else to do,
am i talking to me or am i talking to you
i know this feels very impromptu
but my mind is falling apart without the glue
am i going insane? i guess it's true
heeeyyy macarena *clap*

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I can never take myseld seriously, so whenever I say something even remotely serious or meaningful I feel the need to follow it up with a joke. The entirety of the poem excepty for the last line is serious and I mean every word of it - I struggle with creating because I just want to create and not worry about the outcome but I can't even force myself to create anything. Then, the last line is me poking fun at myself for being so caught up in my own mind.