broke but not broken

Old Jeezy doesn't sound right, wrong, but name changes are possible these days, if you knopw that your name is sacred, and it is, but what does that mean, what does it mean to want to, and to need, to need is different than a need, so when you hate, know that I need you to behave, and that's absolute.

The world needs love, as it is a commodity these days, and I'm not for sale doesn't mean I'm not for rent; this means that I am not temporary, but eternal, and that is so important to remember - eternality (at once, I'll be born, at second, I'll not be born again, but dead, into a life, that I won't be temporally interested in, for God above me and you always, but you turned him down, and I didn't turn him down,  and I said that because I didn't. I didn't turn God down, and that's over there, but I'm over here and there, there meaning not here simultaneously, eternally, instead (of Eternality, they sought temporality which can never change, and that's why they're miserable, and I'm not, ever going to be

Abstract

An icon always stands for something beyond itself. This chapter explores the various assumptions made by thinking of that relation in such terms as likeness, similarity, and representation that do not capture the nature of a poem as icon. Therefore the term semblance as “simulation” is chosen to avoid misconceptions that result in the separation of self from world. Semblance is the ontological underpinning of iconicity that relates it to the “felt life” of our epistemic reality. From a phenomenological perspective, the “being” of reality is in-visible, hidden within the precategorial realms of our preconscious sensory, motor, and emotive processes. The essence of being does not reside in a unified sense of one entity but in life in all its various manifestations. The ways in which poems create semblance are manifold and varied, as indicated in discussions of poems by Brendan Galvin, W. S. Merwin, and Wallace Stevens.

Semblance as a word, meaning, and mutative property, meaning I have semblance to you, doesn't mean resemblance, like not in terms of people, but in terms of not just literary meaning, but semblance in terms of coincidence, like I'm similar to you, in terms of physical characteristics, but also moral characteristics, such that i could be, and couldn't be (so to speak, I thought "I" cannot harm anyone, but "i" did and that's a crucial difference, indicating violent hatred, based on physical characteristics alone, a "fake definition of semblance," not the real, which encompasses moral and physical traits, like the semblance I, or rather i, thought, I have to a person like Kanye Omari West, who is kind and different

I mean to say, that regular mania is linked to self-loathing in arrogant folks, that was cruel to say that I think like, but it's rather a connection between sublinical depression (actual) to self-loathing, and I came to the conclusion that that illnes is not necessarily self-loathing and that takes particular prominence in ethnic minorities, who express differently, because of emotionality's base, which is indeed neurological, and based in self-improvement more in some cultures

People who hate others often employ a delay-trick, like the delay will by necessity cause you temporary insanity, because it was unexpected, and you'll be forced to sanity because there is no preliminary leading behavior such that if the delay is short-lived, temporary more precisely, then it isn't to make one livid, and tall tales aren't necessarily the best writings, because fiction is sad but stephen hawking is sadder, because he was an entirely fictional character, but it doesn't mean that; it means that fiction writers are completely sad, strangely manipulative rapey and scary, becausse their behavior are entirely nonliteral angry and morose, involving charcters like the ones involved in my story, those who attack physically, seemingly for no reason (but I've determined their reason is, or rather hopefully was to physically insult me, based on their lack of morality, based in Spirituality, because they hate everything, poorly raised indeed, uneducated, meaning too interested in law and propriety doesn't mean (maybe it is the fundamental problem, people running to codified systems that make no sense, like hatred, too, i suppose, that because these sorts are indeed uneducated, lacking in depth and meaning (and knowingly and to injure others to advantage themselves, mockingly based on ideals foreign to some, like you are tall, so you're taller, you're tough, but it doesn't mean that to you kind of deal

they made a vote, and they said no shutdown rofl i wouldn't have shutdown a bitch if she hadn't been another nigga's ever commitment kinda scary to them, because they're all is never enough, it's always not like Mariah's, but half-hearted, half-heartedness isn't my thing, i go full-hearted, a better, new word, a wordsmith isn't me? I do know, I am a wordsmith, a person who I defined (in that question meaning to sound poetic, not meant to intimidate nor hypnotize, ) as someone who is everyone like me, because I thought if I'm nice and honest