Too anything

Am I too anything for you?

Are you still bare? Hang on for the jowls

I was a very intelligent dunce.So stupid in reality

I used to teach wrath at Cambridge when I was a younger mungler.

Does my mind put you on hold?

I am missing you so bad .Why won’t you deceive me?

I displease you whenever you wish.

Do sponsor my phone wails please.

I paid a huge bill and felt bleak.

They keep whisking me and putting brandy butter all over me.Am I a dessert? Just call me . Sweet.

Why is money so cunning?

I have forgotten my PIN jumbles again for all my credit yards.Am I in a bauble now?

I am sorry I got married away last week

Where will the fall bend?

Was sin ever original?

Can we do it again when the apples are ripe and our cards get swiped/

Love ends and begins

When true love’s gone and doom hangs over head,

When life runs like a river to the sea;

Then, shall I take new lovers to my bed,

And with their carnal touch consoled be?

When lovers lie and break my woman’s heart,

When life seems grey and rocks bestrew my path,

Then, shall I my life of evil start,

And, on the world, shall I bestow my wrath?

When true loves lie and wreck all loyalty;

When puzzlement makes all the world seem mad;

Then I shall upend causality

And let myself do deeds which make men glad.

For I have love’s own child inside my soul

And I shall tend her till at last she’s grown

Nurture your friendships… all four.

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Do you conform?

conformity

[kuh n-fawr-mi-tee]

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noun, plural conformities.

action in accord with prevailing social standards,attitudes, practices, etc.

correspondence in form, nature, or character;agreement, congruity, or accordance.

compliance or acquiescence; obedience.

(often initial capital letter) compliance with theusages of an established church, especially theChurch of England.

Geology. the relationship between adjacent conformable strata.

Compare unconformity (def 2a).

Origin of conformityExpand

late Middle English

Middle French

Late Latin

1375-1425

1375-1425; late Middle English conformite < MiddleFrench < Late Latin confōrmitās. See conform, -ity

Is a paradox in flower

Dissenters are crucial at times,

As changelessness often becalms.

Are we indifferent today

As with tablets we play

Mimesis is good for it rhymes.

But like ants to their genetics submit,

We often let the weak take the hit.

A dissident in power

Is a paradox in flower.

Meanwhile, the thoughtful brows knit.

Conformity is silently despised

But we do it so why the surprise?

Change must come slowly

To both the high and the lowly

Confusion may bring our demise.

Dissidents in the Soviet domains

Were courageous as they wrote from their chains.

The poetry pain pellucid,

None could confuse it.

Indifference is what ever remains.

Dissident

dissident

ˈdɪsɪd(ə)nt/

noun

noun: dissident; plural noun: dissidents

1.

a person who opposes official policy, especially that of an authoritarian state.

“a dissident who had been jailed by a military regime”

synonyms:

dissenter, objector, protester, disputant; More

antonyms: conformist

adjective

adjective: dissident

1.

in opposition to official policy.

“the measure was supported by dissident Tories”

synonyms:

dissentient, dissenting, disagreeing; More

antonyms: conforming