Descend into the madness
Indiana Bolton is a 14 year old poet who lives in London and finds much ‘solace and enjoyment’ in writing poetry. Thank you Indiana for your entry and support!
Preposterous abrasion of classic humour
Humour is as thick as dickens novels context
And complex as a circadian rhythm.
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But its random acts upon our eyes is troubling
To the mind,
as its daft and shallow which on attempt on jumping
in
Can break the brains sturdy legs.
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As speed is not key nor is presentation but the depth is dangerous and must
Be filled by the masses of the crippled minds and dare-devils
Looking for simplicity.
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I warn the explorer of these misleading shallow waters, come the bank
And let the water absorb you.
As certain few understand that to become famous the
Simple trick to survive a humorous depth is to descend into the madness before you take a swim.
Indiana Bolton, London
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