List: My insanity and civilization

I can't really join with this whole 'civilization' thing that I grew up in. I can't relate to religion or big cities. I can't help loving to hate them. Them all. I used to write a lot about that, at the time when it was worst. Some of it is shit, some of it is pretty good...
This is what came out of those days:

• Shattered Illusions

  My job is being an insult to nature
  Every forest, every flower, every lake and every glacier

  19 lines, 5 comments, on Dec 10 2:28 AM 2004. In Society, Other
• Temporarily Unbound Kin

  If fame and fortune were on this same tree,
  would you not tear this tree up by its root?

  28 lines, 5 comments, on Dec 17 4:05 AM 2004. In Society, Dark, Hope
• You forgot of who you speak!

  Eye for an eye
  I'm still asking why

  27 lines, 12 comments, on Dec 20 5:43 AM 2004. In Spiritual, Society, Other
• Lost

  Ever you will burry
  Your unused given wings

  18 lines, 2 comments, on Jan 12 7:32 AM 2005. In Sad, Society, Other
• The Riddle

  15 points to anyone who solves the riddle!
  Enjoy!

  8 lines, 9 comments, on Jan 13 5:25 AM 2005. In Society, Other
• The Nature Of Dreams

  I find myself mired in an unnatural fog
  All that moves my sences is the barking of a puppy dog

  25 lines, 3 comments, on Jan 15 5:10 AM 2005. In Weird, Personal, Other
• The Uncivilized Identity

  I make them all cast me away
  So I can cope with every day

  20 lines, 4 comments, on Jan 20 5:36 AM 2005. In Personal, Society, Other
• I need my answers, wise..

  Knowing I am outside
  Begging to come in

  13 lines, 2 comments, on Jan 23 2:58 PM 2005. In Sad, Personal, Angst
• Unidentifiable Noise

  Crushing every word with an intensive sigh
  Lack of meaning in the noise we make

  8 lines, on Feb 28 9:10 AM 2006. In Personal, Other

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by Mj

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