From somewhere inside of what I call my thinker came this.
Remarkably unremarkable I says to myself,
remarkably annoying like everyone else,
remarkably boring, remarkably glad,
remarkably misunderstood, but that's not so bad.
Remarkably candid, remarkably alive,
remarkably unremarkable taking in stride
the nonsense unremarkable me seems to find,
remarkably entertaining in this mind of mine.
Remarkably capable, unremarkably talented,
remarkably aggravating when I'm not around me,
did I just write that, yes I guess I did,
remarkably unremarkable nice wording that is.
Exploring this unremarkable side of myself
remarkably leaves me like everyone else,
remarkably streamlined, full of ideas,
remarkably unafraid of what those things is.
Remarkably adequate, remarkably sane,
remarkably able to sort through my brain,
with unremarkable verses in unremarkable ways,
remarkably filling in times of my days.
Where remarkably I bore everyone that I know
and remarkably know it so there you all go,
remarkably aware of my unremarkable ways,
remarkably exploring vocabularies.
Unremarkable in the sense of repetitious refrains,
unremarkable in styles of all the blasiaes,
remarkably wanting to keep writing this,
remarkably living my life to its fullest.
On an unremarkable morning in my unremarkable style
where I sit down and string a few words for a while
in remarkable rhymes with unremarkable meaning
remarkably allowing myself this fair giving.
Of the remarkably unremarkable that you just read
remarkably because it was unremarkably said
no it wasn't, I just told you, you read it silly head,
remarkable how unremarkable this really is.
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