Please Don’t Disorder My Order
Don’t tell me I’m great,
let me enjoy the pleasure of insanity,
of thinking I am a regular person.
Let me be steeped in the craziness
that my daily activities are ordinary,
that my thinking is commonplace.
I so enjoy this delusion
of the average me,
with unexceptional lucidity
and a soundness of mind.
Allow me my illusion,
that I’m able to exhibit typicality,
normalcy, and good judgement.
Permit my delirium,
lest the ennui
of the standard
ruin me.
Linda Imbler
Linda Imbler’s poetry collections include three published works
by Amazon, “Big Questions, Little Sleep,” “Lost and Found,” and “Red Is
The Sunrise.”
Soma Publishing has
published her three e-book collections, “The Sea’s Secret Song,”
“Pairings,” a hybrid of short fiction and poetry, and “That Fifth Element.”
She is a Pushcart and Best of
the Net nominee. Examples of Linda’s poetry and a listing of publications
can be found at lindaspoetryblog.blogspot.com.
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Love this piece! Too often any more, uniqueness of any kind is looked upon as some kind of sickness or in-normality. So if it be madness to enjoy a moment of acceptance, let us live in that insanity, even if just to be alright with our own identity for just a brief moment. Powerful statements here. Great poem!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Renee, for the feedback. And, you are right!
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