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::: generation z :::
young brains
we are sponges and we cant stop absorbing all the sensory data/emissions that surround us like wallpaper. we are collections of atomic particles always in flux. we are moody brilliant and unpredictable animals of the concrete jungle; continually brooding, breathing, bleeding and breeding out tinted windows in the back of black leather backseats planning and scanning and upgrading windows, or going mac and not going back, even when the gas is gone and the cars won't start, we're running through the maze, amazed at how its run, running through the days, dazed at how it's done, drumming up a gaze, so crazed with having fun. Don't get us wrong, we are students of the game though we change the way its played,we add new rules for a new phase, new tools, for the new ways to invent the future as the past begins to fade. we are image obsessed sex possessed spirits of this material world. we are constructs of the big bang, and components of the yin yang, and from time to time we may go insane, we are concurrently, constructs of our parents big bang. we are vulnerable to chains of words that create ideas that unlock emotions. we strive for happiness get f*cked over, and become suspicious. we are the bearers of the weight of our parents limitations, the global actors and actress's doing a comical job of responsible imitations, portraying the script of our dreams, encrypted with conformist schemes, we are subtle shapeshifters capable of too many unbelievable things. we are the culmination of western civilized streams of thought, the prize of hard fought struggle born out of courageous sacrifice, we are the fusion of pain and diversity, strain and adversity yet we aim for the same ideals that our four fathers sought firstly: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is still the american dream. our young brains grasp fast what being american means. we are the new revolution and we hold the key to the new evolution, just follow the trail of digitized dreams...
Written by: ~ Jesse Driscoll |