Impressionable poser
I had partaken in the Indulgence of an illusionary life. As if so to be a character oblivious to the cue's displayed. And I had slipped into my role with complete conviction. With mind, body and soul withholding no restrictions. I could find none of myself within the part that I played And between the scenes I had no need to rehearse a damn thing, I knew every word my part had to say. Isn't it funny how many of those, people in life act as if they're part of the show always worried about the best impression and what they allowed themselves to expose. They believe they are the way they act, but their act depends Upon the scene they need to play. And That all depends Upon The cast Who they call friends And the script they read their words for what to say. .
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