Themes and Insights
Broken Mind
The Revelation of Truth: The speaker experiences a profound moment of realization, where they recognize the duality within themselves. This awareness brings both clarity and despair, as they confront the emotional weight of having two conflicting selves coexisting.
The Cost of Existence: The speaker reflects on the inevitable consequences of life choices, emphasizing the struggle between seeking truth and succumbing to deception. The imagery of a pendulum symbolizes the oscillation between light and darkness, revealing the complexity of human experience.
The Dichotomy of Self: The poem delves into the tension between the two halves of the speaker's identity—one that yearns for innocence and love, and another that grapples with curse and despair. This internal conflict results in a deep sense of entrapment, caught between opposing forces.
The Quest for Wholeness: Ultimately, the poem concludes with the recognition of being broken and divided, highlighting the perpetual battle between love and hate within oneself. The speaker longs for unity, yet acknowledges that each side stands as both an ally and an enemy to the other, creating a profound sense of internal strife.
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Broken Mind
Who has felt the moment of personal irony?
What has been the cause of ones own contradiction?
Why are some oblivious, and some who cannot escape the facts?
Where is the divider between what’s real, and the reality of the lies?
When does one know when the mind has been broken?
How do we know which side of ourselves to trust?
In a glimpse I felt the hammer of fate fall in my heart.
The truth had been revealed.
One, now two, must reside in single space.
Then a shudder, a weakness, a terror, now silent surrender,
The result of which is the breaking of ones heart.
Long after the game plays out, the payment must be made.
Project will, flirt with honesty, believe ye above the law.
An offering has been made in our honor, ourselves.
To seek life one dies to seek death one lives.
Though the pendulum swings, the mind perceives not itself.
Some dwell in folly believing it sunlight and beauty.
Though the pendulum swings again, the one mind holds account of the other.
Some dwell in light seeking the sun that is but a memory.
Amidst the passing of breath-to-breath apathy of thought is found.
Passion rests with either side, one light, one dark, both reverant to self.
The lie desires me, and I hate but honor the lie.
The truth frees me, and I love but dishonor the truth.
In a moment of love felt there is clarity.
In a moment of love given there is hope.
In a moment of love there is the awakening of the pendulum.
In a moment of the mind, there is no love given.
I am broken, and in two.
One of me innocent, hating the other.
One of me cursed, loving the other.
All of me locked between Heaven and Hell everlasting.
For whatever side I so happen to be on, is the enemy of my other.
Ryan o0o
Broken Mind
Who has felt the moment of personal irony?
What has been the cause of ones own contradiction?
Why are some oblivious, and some who cannot escape the facts?
Where is the divider between what’s real, and the reality of the lies?
When does one know when the mind has been broken?
How do we know which side of ourselves to trust?
In a glimpse I felt the hammer of fate fall in my heart.
The truth had been revealed.
One, now two, must reside in single space.
Then a shudder, a weakness, a terror, now silent surrender,
The result of which is the breaking of ones heart.
Long after the game plays out, the payment must be made.
Project will, flirt with honesty, believe ye above the law.
An offering has been made in our honor, ourselves.
To seek life one dies to seek death one lives.
Though the pendulum swings, the mind perceives not itself.
Some dwell in folly believing it sunlight and beauty.
Though the pendulum swings again, the one mind holds account of the other.
Some dwell in light seeking the sun that is but a memory.
Amidst the passing of breath-to-breath apathy of thought is found.
Passion rests with either side, one light, one dark, both reverant to self.
The lie desires me, and I hate but honor the lie.
The truth frees me, and I love but dishonor the truth.
In a moment of love felt there is clarity.
In a moment of love given there is hope.
In a moment of love there is the awakening of the pendulum.
In a moment of the mind, there is no love given.
I am broken, and in two.
One of me innocent, hating the other.
One of me cursed, loving the other.
All of me locked between Heaven and Hell everlasting.
For whatever side I so happen to be on, is the enemy of my other.
Ryan o0o
Themes and Insights
Broken Mind
The Revelation of Truth: The speaker experiences a profound moment of realization, where they recognize the duality within themselves. This awareness brings both clarity and despair, as they confront the emotional weight of having two conflicting selves coexisting.
The Cost of Existence: The speaker reflects on the inevitable consequences of life choices, emphasizing the struggle between seeking truth and succumbing to deception. The imagery of a pendulum symbolizes the oscillation between light and darkness, revealing the complexity of human experience.
The Dichotomy of Self: The poem delves into the tension between the two halves of the speaker's identity—one that yearns for innocence and love, and another that grapples with curse and despair. This internal conflict results in a deep sense of entrapment, caught between opposing forces.
The Quest for Wholeness: Ultimately, the poem concludes with the recognition of being broken and divided, highlighting the perpetual battle between love and hate within oneself. The speaker longs for unity, yet acknowledges that each side stands as both an ally and an enemy to the other, creating a profound sense of internal strife.
Broken Mind
Who has felt the moment of personal irony?
What has been the cause of ones own contradiction?
Why are some oblivious, and some who cannot escape the facts?
Where is the divider between what’s real, and the reality of the lies?
When does one know when the mind has been broken?
How do we know which side of ourselves to trust?
In a glimpse I felt the hammer of fate fall in my heart.
The truth had been revealed.
One, now two, must reside in single space.
Then a shudder, a weakness, a terror, now silent surrender,
The result of which is the breaking of ones heart.
Long after the game plays out, the payment must be made.
Project will, flirt with honesty, believe ye above the law.
An offering has been made in our honor, ourselves.
To seek life one dies to seek death one lives.
Though the pendulum swings, the mind perceives not itself.
Some dwell in folly believing it sunlight and beauty.
Though the pendulum swings again, the one mind holds account of the other.
Some dwell in light seeking the sun that is but a memory.
Amidst the passing of breath-to-breath apathy of thought is found.
Passion rests with either side, one light, one dark, both reverant to self.
The lie desires me, and I hate but honor the lie.
The truth frees me, and I love but dishonor the truth.
In a moment of love felt there is clarity.
In a moment of love given there is hope.
In a moment of love there is the awakening of the pendulum.
In a moment of the mind, there is no love given.
I am broken, and in two.
One of me innocent, hating the other.
One of me cursed, loving the other.
All of me locked between Heaven and Hell everlasting.
For whatever side I so happen to be on, is the enemy of my other.
Ryan o0o
Themes and Insights
Broken Mind
The Revelation of Truth: The speaker experiences a profound moment of realization, where they recognize the duality within themselves. This awareness brings both clarity and despair, as they confront the emotional weight of having two conflicting selves coexisting.
The Cost of Existence: The speaker reflects on the inevitable consequences of life choices, emphasizing the struggle between seeking truth and succumbing to deception. The imagery of a pendulum symbolizes the oscillation between light and darkness, revealing the complexity of human experience.
The Dichotomy of Self: The poem delves into the tension between the two halves of the speaker's identity—one that yearns for innocence and love, and another that grapples with curse and despair. This internal conflict results in a deep sense of entrapment, caught between opposing forces.
The Quest for Wholeness: Ultimately, the poem concludes with the recognition of being broken and divided, highlighting the perpetual battle between love and hate within oneself. The speaker longs for unity, yet acknowledges that each side stands as both an ally and an enemy to the other, creating a profound sense of internal strife.
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