INDUSTRIAL MACHINE Blues poems by a teen

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Summary

My poems as a teen. INDUSTRIAL MACHINE Blues is about how we can fall in love with something fake. Something like a vice, it doesn't always have to be direct some wouldn't even call most of my poem topics a struggle point but they are. Whether it's a person or a drug something's always going to hold onto you.

Status
Ongoing
Chapters
4
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
16+

Artificial Mind

BONES.Inc™

Some people get little scars,

ones that heal over time.

Others have gruesome ones,

ones that stay no matter how much you wished they went away.

But some people break connections on purpose.

They find what’s weak and stale

and replace it with something better and stronger.

Bones can be replaced with plastic,

blood can be replaced with water.

Your soul can be replaced with artificial mouths

to get rid of those scars you can’t replace,

the scars your mind remembers.

New veins connected to a new life.

A body that won’t remember the scars and pain

you went through, in a past life.

We’ll give you a new mind,

one from a tube.

One from a screen.

One from a friend

or maybe a lover.

A guy from down the street

murdered for no crime.

A good man he was,

he never cried until they came.

Came to give him a new life

disguised in a hug while holding knives.

As good as him

sitting in a spiked coffin.

You might think

why did the man endure the pain?

Because the pain didn’t hurt him.

The pain made him happy.

It was only until he opened his eyes

he saw the damage they had done.

After only 7 seconds

his eyes turned white

before he could fix his grave mistake.

They laid him on the table

and took his bones and flesh

and fed it to a new man.

The new man was overjoyed

but the new man wept

when he tasted the old man’s sorrow in his bones.

They killed him

but did not feed him to anyone else—

his scars were too deep.

But could always be replaced.

Replaced with anger,

replaced with joy,

replaced with sorrow.

New bones made with plastic,

brains replaced screens,

blood can always be replaced with water,

veins can be connected again.

And again.

And again.

You’ll be made again

until you’re your perfect self.

Until when you walk

you walk in the clouds or on air.

When you touch your head

all the bad memories disappear.

You breathe candy flavored air.

Your touch heals the sick people yet to be fixed.

Nothing can touch you,

not even the loving touch

of your mother

or your father,

sister or brother.

No words reach your ears,

not even the praise from your achievements

or the tears of sadness your family has once had.

You feel untouchable,

unreachable.

You demand attention, unheard.

Everybody loves you, unseen.

Some people get little scars,

some people don’t get hurt,

we call them poor.

Some people get big scars that can’t be fixed.

Some people cut off the limbs with those big scars

and fill it with false limbs that give them false memories.

Bones can be replaced with plastic,

blood can be replaced with water,

your soul with mouths,

your brain with screens.

Your happiness with something

we can only describe as clouds.

Water can always be as thick as blood

if we remove it.

Your bones might break

but not if you can’t move.

You can’t speak out

if you don’t have opinions.

You can’t think of bad things

if you can’t think of something new.

Happiness is something only the poor have.

BONES.Inc™

This is my first poem to be shared because, I want whatever readers I have to know that this certain book of poems is addiction masked in love, hence the name. I might make more books of poems if this one performs well which I hope it does. I hope you all enjoy my first poem to be shared on this platform! I want to post every other Saturday btw :]