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  What Can Lead To Stigma

  Posted by Craig Matheson on November 29, 2023 at 3:43 pm

  Power allied, empower the lie,

  Rather live forever than to die.

  Artificially sweet, aptly smart;

  Intelligence, yes, but little by heart.

  Fools for the world so greatly rush in;

  perhaps did before — conning good sin.

  Le Star Sun j’adore, far burns to shine.

  Cats can get close, the number is nine.

  Tragedy and hope? We got the pope!

  Many ways to a God-fearing grope,

  as if in full service to inform,

  of ‘best wishes’ — stigmatizing norm.

  The left hemisphere, down-sourcing fun,

  Shallow think until the game is done;

  Snap judgments made, may cause to enrage,

  Peer pressure to act … or off the stage!!

  Hatred for war, the wages of bore,

  may charge at first — more discharge in store.

  Rest for the wicked? Not a good chance.

  Burn it all down — such addicts to dance.

  Yet, heart of port to brain in ward right,

  which across within, there’s a real fight;

  No matter the path, the walk of life;

  A marriage – true – but no sign a wife.

  Freedom to long live, freedom to die,

  to finally get Sourced fit to fly;

  Freedom to break, this physical cell,

  Freedom from claiming to fully ‘know well’.

  Things big-to-little, therein controls;

  Too close a stand, for whom the bell tolls.

  Our massive blackhole, galactic core,

  The sum of its part for feed, and more.

  Love ya to bits – dear – love ya to death

  Love ya so much lost looking for breath

  Love ya so much a glued grip not so,

  Love ya so much … best thought to let go

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