A Calloused Compilation
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There is no greater feeling than love, but no greater pain than love lost; two extremes on the same spectrum. James Christianson offers a realists view on the torment of life through his cynical analyses of human nature and sociology through aesthetically descriptive poetry. Knowing that pain is a natural part of life makes evil easier to handle when you are reminded that you are not alone.
James Christianson
James Christianson was born in Southern Oregon. As a natural born analytic, James found a great interest in people watching and searching for answers to human behavior. A confusing life full of lost love and tormenting relationships, the best outlet was to organize disturbing thoughts through writing. James Christianson has been published in many multiple author compilations and featured on a professionally read Compact Disc. With many more books on their way, it was time to branch out on his own. He holds the firm belief that the "starving artists and starving authors" are the creators of the free world exercising their constitutional rights and offering an escape from the mundane and repetitive daily patterns by offering new views on life's circumstances.
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A Calloused Compilation - James Christianson
…Continuance
…Begging for life and kicking for answers
Struggling for order in a life of disaster
Killing myself for hope of things getting better
But nothing is comforting when nothing matters
Black, as darkness envelopes this room
Where once there was truth are feelings aloof
And if I could think, I could will myself to move
But nothing is comforting when nightmares bring proof
Indifferent towards suffering or welcoming rather
What is a heart but stained glass well shattered
Or a section of a meal, presented upon this platter
A skeptic towards life in the life of a doubter
Hold me in death as I offer myself
Cry with me as I now drain myself
A liar to all, all who defiled my self
A liar to no one, no one but myself
Touch me and know what’s hidden inside
Stains on your clothes where honesty resides
Shaking and cold, your presence so unkind
Cradling a corpse, your attempts now denied
How is this reality when this reality is fading
Destroying figments of a life quickly decaying
Stability on a thread continually fraying
Emotional distress and sicknesses invading
I could have said sorry, but you already knew
Every word I spoke was spoken for you
Every drop bled amongst flesh sheared through
Every qualm I’ve met has an attraction so new
I wish for a change, a change you’ve seen me create
If only your conscience could ever relate
Pleasure my agony with pain meant to sedate
You wanted to love me, but your determination’s too late…
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I wear these scars upon my face
Eyes stare in a distant state
No one I know
Has been so cold
Blinded by briberies, I never believed what was told
This chain of evil never strayed from wrongs
Every word you spoke always stung
Someone pull me out
Too weak to stand stout
I’m so pathetic now I accepted all that brought me down
Pop this fucking cell
Let me out
Too depressed to look around
What got me here
Where am I now
Tear these goddamn walls out; you’ll never hold me down
So, read these scars on my face
Follow the events building such haste
The past, altered past
And destroyed so fast
I’ve rebuilt it all, too powerful to trap
With nothing but time my mind’s running cold
A half smile on a torn face, souls of red and gold
You were sent to the enemy
I understand your joke
You don’t choose your path; your life’s already been sold
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Angel wings and pentacles
A sadistic embrace of tentacles
An ideology of perfection
Left in cinders of retrospection
A headache unlike before
A Heartache eager to gorge
This prediction leaves no surprise
That dreams are wishes of demise
With promises so eagerly sent
A physical lacking now proves discordant
Questions are never returned
But love is constantly assured
Struggling through gestured topics
Inane avoidance of the misanthropic
A philter upon a sacred hand
Claiming your chosen one still stands
Fighting suppression to let it be known
The planted seed of love has been sewn
Though diverted eyes prove relationships mangled
I refuse to believe I’m just your fallen angel
Manipulate to dissipate, reprogramming to recreate…Perfection
By my own divine design
Ayatollah
Even in these unwelcome times
I’m thankful for the pain life has shown
Through the dark and disfigured shadows
Your celestial smile has shone
Attracted by azure eyes
But I remain