One of the scariest realizations that a person can have is to be told that they were in a cage. This cage can be either emotional or real - it depends on how strongly you believe you're free. If you're putting a newborn fish into a bowl in your living room, it knows no river. And if you don't know it, it simply doesnt exist for you. As we perceive the fish has, it has no sense of what freedom is. But there's something that's only revealed once you look at it while you are that fish. That the world, no matter how small or brief it is, we make up the meaning and free will with what we have. In an ideal, truly isolated regime , everything that matters for the commoner is only their surroundings. You don't see the walls, because the walls look like freedom. You see the skies, but you just can't reach them. You see power, but you just can't have it. Doesn't all that feel relatable? at least a little bit. It's just that we all live in cages that we a...

first it made text, i thought it was okay because i dont need it much  then it made code, i was okay with it because im not a programmer  then it made art, i was okay because i wasnt an artist then it drove cars, fine because i hated driving them then it made me, and it was late when i knew they liked it more The peom is inspired by the famous “First They Came” by Martin Niemöller. It remarked on the political apathy of a society. Today, I think the structure is more fitting than ever after Martin wrote his work.