|
koreentaylor
|
read my profile
sign my guestbook
Name: Koreen Birthday: 10/19/1993 Gender: Female
Interests: coffee, cigarettes, tanning, sushi, indie music, partying, reading, sunrises on the beach, modeling, photography, pacifism, art, and philosophy Expertise: writing, of course
Message: message me Website: visit my website
Member Since:
12/1/2009
|
|
| Boo hoo, grow up! Swine flu really is not that bad. I have had it, along with a few of my friends and over half of my school. One girl I know had it twice, even. So, what? You feel like shit and you lie in bed for a few days until it passes, and then you're okay again. It is just like the regular flu. Society is crapping their pants over it, and they're all obsessing over getting the vaccine shot. We just receive a packet at school last Friday about it, our school will be giving them for free sometime next week. All I know is I am definitely not getting it, and I encourage others not to, as well. I have read a lot about H1N1, along with the vaccination shot, and I believe it is a lot smarter to deal with the flu than risk getting the shot. The shot has too many side affects. It can cause paralysis, for crying out loud. If you haven't heard of the young woman who got the flu shot and now has neuropathy, then look up 'Flu Shot Gone Wrong' on youtube and see for yourself. She now cannot walk or speak correctly, but funny enough, she can walk backwards perfectly fine, as well as run, and when she runs she can once again speak normally. There is no way to reverse the affects, and now her life is permanently ruined. The people making all these shots and medicines have no clue what they're dealing with here. They are just throwing stuff together, testing it, and hoping it works. They have even tested the shots on animals and it has caused either paralysis or neuropathy, but they still proceed to sell it to the public. I now agree with my cousin, who believes that the government is conspiring against us with modern medicine, just to make money. Her father died of cancer earlier this year, and they discovered (unfortunately, after it was too late) that there were alternative ways that they could have helped save her dad. But did the doctors mention this? No, of course not. Because if they had, they wouldn't be making all that money off of radiation treatments and chemotherapy. Well, back to my point. The only reason doctors are creating all of these so-called vaccines is because they want to make money off of it, and they could care less whether or not it works! The H1N1 shot contains squalene, and when this is injected into animals, it causes a crippling disease, and it also stimulates the immune system to attack itself. The vaccine also contains mercury and aluminum, both neurotoxins. God knows what else is in that shot! Also, if you have negative side affects from the shot, you cannot sue for injuries! Because it is the person's "decision" to receive the shot. Well, of course a person is going to get a flu shot when leaders of society make it seem like the swine flu is deadly, and then they neglect to inform us on the precautions involved with getting the shot. The swine flu is not even a serious illness as long as you get your rest and take the proper medicine! Our government is just plain selfish. All they want is money. They say America is one of the top countries in the world, they talk about how "successful" we are; but the way I see it, we are going downhill as we speak. We may be at the top now, but in a hundred years or so, we will be nothing. Do not be fooled into what government tells you. Trust your gut and do your research. That's all I have to say. | | |
| I hear the crying of the hungry In the deserts where they're wandering Hear them crying out for Heaven's own Benevolence upon them Hear destructive power prevailing I hear fools falsely hailing To the crooked wits of tyrants when they call
I hear them all I hear them all I hear them all
I hear the sounds of tearing pages And the roar of burning paper All the crimes in acquisition Turn to air and ash and vapor And the rattle of the shackle Far beyond emancipators And the loneliest who gather in their stalls
I hear them all I hear them all I hear them all
So, while you sit and whistle Dixie With your money and your power I can hear the flowers a-growing In the rubble of the towers I hear leaders quit their lyin' I hear babies quit their cryin' I hear soldiers quit their dyin', one and all
I hear them all I hear them all I hear them all
I hear the tender words from Zion I hear Noah's waterfall Hear the gentle lamb of Judah Sleeping at the feet of Buddha And the prophets from Elijah To the old Paiute Wovoka Take their places at the table when they're called
I hear them all
~~~~~
It is a distressing emotion when we can do nothing but sit and watch while others suffer. It makes us feel so helpless, and we long to do something meaningful, to make an impact, but we struggle with finding ways to do so. There are people who go to sleep hungry every single night in other parts of the world, while we sit and argue with our families which restaurant we should eat at that night. There are wars--some big, some small--taking place all over the world, while we get into petty fights with friends and family over silly things. There are leaders of our country and of other nations who are nothing but greedy, money-lovers, who conspire against our civilization every day. Babies and young children and women being abused, beaten, molested, raped. There are strong, brave men out there fighting for our country. Why are we all so unaware of this? There is so much pain and ugliness in our world. It is going downhill, I tell you. We are so wrapped up in our own little microcosm that we call 'life,' but it is nothing compared to what life is really all about. And why is it that when we do become aware of these things, we frown and say "that's too bad," and go on with our lives? We might stop and feel sad for a moment, sometimes longer, but eventually we move on. Sometimes, we want to help, we want to change the way things are, and we want to do say or do something to phenomenally influence another person's life. We explore the options of what we could do, but when nothing is relevant enough, when nothing is simple enough, when nothing is convenient enough...we just give up. Now, how pitiful is that? Tell me, what is it you hear? Do you hear them all, or does it go through on ear and out the other? | | |
| Start the pot of coffee Don't forget the gingerbread cream and teaspoon of sugar Light the incense, fill an aroma into the air Watch the sun reflect off my hair
Hand me my pack of cigarettes Don't forget the lighter and paperback copy of stephen king's short stories Sit with me on the old, creaky porch swing Watch me, adore me, make me your queen
Come with me to an open field Don't forget your spiral notebook and my favorite ink pen Write away, my dear, let the words flow Watch the nature engulfing your soul | | |
| He took me, pulled me into his lap Cradled me in his arms like a baby Said my name in his melodic voice And crushed his lips deep into mine The sweet memory burns behind my eyes I can still smell his hypnotic scent, like Pine forest and cinnamon spice and honey I feel the contours of his chest My fingers tracing every ridge Soft and smooth, my own little tast of heaven His eyes speak to me in such a way That no words could ever compare Meaningful, true Love He kisses me again, and I grow more alert My heart races, my clench on his shoulders tighten My kiss is desperate, begging Never wanting to let him go My body does not want to be removed from his Our bodies long to be one, everlasting Merging together into an ecstacy of love True love Together, skin on skin, dissolving Melting into one another The world spins, my mind is jumbled I'd never felt so whole in my life So much better than any high, any trip Drugs have nothing on this The love drug Formulating love by two beings in perfect union In extraordinary harmony God's greatest gift to man To feel love, His love The love of our lover The love of ourselves The love of the world Making love to spread joy around the nation To feel that miraculous sensation Injected by the love drug Is our love an addiction? He tells me no, this is one drug That cannot be addictive It cannot be lust It is love, true love Love is not an addiction He reminds me over and over But I wonder, why is the love drug inhaling our souls? Taking our minds, warping them Molding it to what it wants it to be Why does he seem to only need the love drug? Why does he appear weaker without it? Withdrawals He can't take it No, I tell him He tries wrapping those arms around me once more Kissing my lips, letting me inhale his scent Letting me touch his body But I refuse This is not love True love is not a drug It is not addictive Love is kind and pure, it is safe It is not lustful And this is quite lustful I will not let the love drug fool me again I know its powers, what it can do to a person And I am much stronger than that, And so are you | | |
| The air smelled of sweet funnel cakes And corn dogs and liqueur, such a Glorious aroma filling my lungs An ominous, glowing light Reflected off my skin and Floated the area surrounding me As I walked through the fairgrounds In a dreamlike state I thought of home I did not aknowledge the shrieking children Skipping around Dragging their apathetic parents On to the next line of rides The darkening peach-periwinkle sky Did not faze me i just trudged along, aimlessly Deep in thought Dreaming of home I heard a deep, ruffled voice shout Hey, you, young lady! I came to an abrupt hault, looked at the man Step right up, aim for the prize! Three balls for five dollars! I kept on walking Home, sweet home Was there such a thing? A safe haven, surrounded by many Who love you and care for you A place where you can be yourself No fear of being judged Or ridiculed You see it in movies and books A happily ever after So, where was my home? My happily ever after? I am nothing more than an immigrant The soil I tread is my home A new home each day Once, I was lost in the desert Dark indigo sky, gray, hard sand Chilly night air, dry and gritty No road for miles No sustaining life But mine Or was I really there? Am I really here? Is this but a figment of imagination? I stopped in line for the Ferris Wheel Bright neon, blinking lights Decorating the gargantuan sphere I wanted to touch the boy in front of me For some sort of proof That maybe I did exist His soft, shiny, chocolate brown hair Reaching the nape of his neck His neck that reminded me of cinnamon His shirt was off-white Dirtied a little, probably from running around In the dusty, carnival atmosphere As much as I wanted to tap His shoulder Or say hello and introduce myself I could not This was my fate to accept That I was clearly nothing Just a speck of dust in the wind I travelled wherever the wind Carried me I never found a place to settle down Because, well, what was the point? My mother and father Left me outside the moving van door And demanded I not follow A poor, helpless little girl I stepped onto the Ferris Wheel I took my seat And took off Wind blasted through my hair But then slowed to a gentle breeze I began rocking my seat Grin on my face Enjoying the experience I had never been to a carnival before This joy was indescribable I smelled, once again The corn dogs and funnel cakes I gazed into the moonlit, violet sky Counting the twinkling stars As I went around and around and around The ride seemed everlasting I desired no end Around and around The soft, warm air brushing my cheeks Like rose petals and satin I listened to the circus music Blasting from huge speakers By the petting zoo tent And from tiny speakers all around the fairgrounds Around and around The Ferris Wheel revolved Around and around Spiraling down Around, shrinking and shrinking Around and around Until nothing was left But a home sweet home I will never get | | |
|