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"A little bit about me" By Ben Goode 2017 (c)

"A little bit about me" By Ben Goode 2017 (c)

There are some people you can talk to, and any view you have, any discussion of a possibility.
Any input.
Is blatantly put down, quite openly.
And you're made to feel like an incompetent fool.
I saw a group of three people I used to hang out with tonight.
One of them who I used to consider quite intelligent was there.
We used to hang out, and have writing meetings, brainstorming various idea's etc.
But over time I noticed he was quite arrogant, and closed minded about quite a few things.
His behavior in discussions over time, became unnecessarily condescending.
A superiority complex if ever I've struck one.
I'm not sure, but I think some people have it built into them.
Maybe arrogance and general snobbery is hereditary?
But I despise it.
I really really despise it.
I guess if I wasn't so "nice" I'd let them have it, and tell them just how it is.
Oh I wish I had said, is often an afterthought I have.
Could of, would have, should have!
Oh what I wish I would have loved to have said to this dude tonight.
But it would have somehow had to be philosophical, for him to understand.
But of course I would have had to quote whoever said it too.
But sometimes I think Intellectuals deserve a bit of originality.
Something I thought of, especially customized for them.
"You may be a smart man, perhaps one of the smartest men I have ever met.
But don't mistake my accolade with respect or admiration.
Only real friends share that!"
I know when somebody doesn't want to have a conversation, because of the effort you have to take to try and create one.
I'm not stupid, and I don't like being made to feel that way.
I'm not altogether smart either, because of the great trust I place in some people, who really don't deserve it.
I sometimes make the mistake of becoming too passionate about things, whether it be family, friends, work and writing.
I invest my heart into so much.
But I shouldn't, as a rule.
I take initiative, run with idea's and I'm often left feeling very disappointed, that they didn't work out.
I want to lead, and take charge.
But I often feel like I'm trying to jump out of a war trench, straight into enemy fire, which in essence is reality.
I am not a realist.
I am a dreamer, and always have been.
I am very much misunderstood.
I have come to realize that, I'm different.
And I'm not a friend that suits many people.
I talk too much, I share too much.
But I have always been like that.
I don't intend to change.
I don't think I ever could anyway.
I'm just too set in my ways. 
I think as I get older, I will probably become more eccentric.
Maybe even more misunderstood.
But if that is my destiny, I have already come to accept it.

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Chris Peers

I know people like that and I regard them as ignorant fools. The world is a stage and we are either the performers or the audience. For a long time, I was a member of the audience, engrossed in the performance of the artist, giving applause and praise, thus massaging the ego of the star of the current production. However, I later realized that I could be the performer too. So, I got out of my seat and took to the stage. Initially, I was hopeless, suffered a little stage fright, forgot my lines, fell off the stage and even booed off the stage, but I kept returning to the spotlight. Over time, I gained confidence and I learned to be the star of the show. Some performances are given standing ovations and some are given sympathetic applause. My show has been seen in sleepy seaside towns with an audience of one, and on Broadway with a full house. My one man show is varied, from drama to comedy, from tragedy to farce. Artistic performance is subjective to the audience, they will either become a fan, or they will seek another performer to applause. I don't care about the reviews of the critics, they are the audience. 

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