power vs the people
June 5, 2012 § 40 Comments
the 48 laws of power. but i don’t want the power i want the people. and the power play you give me, I don’t want it, I hand it back, you can have it. I can’t play your game, I don’t want this change, I cannot relate, this is not the real me I am kind and caring, this is faked and calculated. And I won’t do this because this it hurts us —and I won’t let her have at you again. Tell me where I’m wrong, point out all my flaws, rejoice in my wrongs, I’ll let you recount my wrong interactions, let you re-circle my chaotic tactics, rehearse my dramatizations, the games that I played in my head over time–can’t re-do. It’s time that is ticking the time that I gamed with, the minutes I let loose and failed to introduce this real girl this great girl, this kind and filled with grace girl who loves and lets love in and hurts when it doesn’t come through and breaks down and cries when he plays her. the 48 laws of power, my 48 pages of scandal, my predisposition falsified situation, my gaming, my hearting is aching from taking and playing the 48 laws of mystification. you’re miseducated to think that i’d let you have at me again without the real me here to stand up and fight you right.
innocent, volatile smiles
May 21, 2012 § 35 Comments
Men play games, use tricks, have to falsify and conceal their intentions. Create plots, strategies, fake mystery, simulate confidence, ignore, act as if they do not care, create triangles and fight dragons. While us women folk bounce about looking devilishly adorable, saying, “yes yes, I’ll take him. No, not him. Next…perhaps”. We are the pickers, the prima donna’s, the vicious little whippersnappers who will make or break your world. We let you think you’ve got the tricks, the power, but we steer the reigns in our innocent, volatile smiles….brimming with vigor and grace.