Cliche Fashion
People wish to be so different.
Being a critic of the norm.
Going somewhere no one knows of and keeping that secret to oneself.
All for oneself.
Deciding to eat at a diner with 'class' and forgetting the places like
McDonalds that once treated us nicely.
Falling behind in class and proudly stating that 'it's for my purpose.'
Purposely disliking things because many like it.
Trying to find an art that describes someone.
personally.
Then talking about how abstract art is and how it's 'amazing'
When in reality, nothing is seen in the clash of colors.
People who look at Old English painting and scoff at it,
because they don't have 'anything special' in it.
People who believe the 'unique' music they listen to define who they are
and no one else.
People who try to jam pack essays with interesting information to display
out their 'uniqueness', when in the end the reader, not even the writer,
understands what the piece of writing, or piece of jumble, is talking about.
People who've lost touch for the outer focus, the realm surrounding the
'message' or the 'theme'.
People who love the 'vintage life and fashion' without even really being
a part of the era, and only hating the normal life and fashion.
People who are introduced to something, but who try to look only for things
that are strange, or erroneous.
People who don't realize that they've overdressed themselves when all
they wished to do was cover that open space under the collar bones.
People who dislike nature hikes because of the lack of 'beautiful flowers,
the green grass scenery, and 100 acre forests.'
People who 'pfft' at typical love stories.
People who must argue everything that has a mistake.
People who abandon the ethics of hard work to discover the ethics of talent.
People who say they must be something more than conservatives or liberals,
something more than just a student, or an artist, or an already brilliant person.
Then I must ask, who are you?
Sincerely.
The Cliche Fashion: Why bother being isolated when the cliche has not even been fully understood?
Being a critic of the norm.
Going somewhere no one knows of and keeping that secret to oneself.
All for oneself.
Deciding to eat at a diner with 'class' and forgetting the places like
McDonalds that once treated us nicely.
Falling behind in class and proudly stating that 'it's for my purpose.'
Purposely disliking things because many like it.
Trying to find an art that describes someone.
personally.
Then talking about how abstract art is and how it's 'amazing'
When in reality, nothing is seen in the clash of colors.
People who look at Old English painting and scoff at it,
because they don't have 'anything special' in it.
People who believe the 'unique' music they listen to define who they are
and no one else.
People who try to jam pack essays with interesting information to display
out their 'uniqueness', when in the end the reader, not even the writer,
understands what the piece of writing, or piece of jumble, is talking about.
People who've lost touch for the outer focus, the realm surrounding the
'message' or the 'theme'.
People who love the 'vintage life and fashion' without even really being
a part of the era, and only hating the normal life and fashion.
People who are introduced to something, but who try to look only for things
that are strange, or erroneous.
People who don't realize that they've overdressed themselves when all
they wished to do was cover that open space under the collar bones.
People who dislike nature hikes because of the lack of 'beautiful flowers,
the green grass scenery, and 100 acre forests.'
People who 'pfft' at typical love stories.
People who must argue everything that has a mistake.
People who abandon the ethics of hard work to discover the ethics of talent.
People who say they must be something more than conservatives or liberals,
something more than just a student, or an artist, or an already brilliant person.
Then I must ask, who are you?
Sincerely.
The Cliche Fashion: Why bother being isolated when the cliche has not even been fully understood?