When I wake up

I close my eyes

And try to remember my dreams

From the night

Because crazy stuff happens

When my conscious sleeps

And my mind is free

And when I see me

Because I am not true

To who I choose to be

Someone more than me

Someone everyone sees

As Perfect

Because no one is Perfect.

But when asleep

This Perfect me

Decides to think

Decides to breath

And Understand

I'm just a man

I'm not a god

I have no plan

And when I sleep

I can see

That I’m someone

Who isn’t me

So I contemplate

In my bed

Who am I

To my head

I just don't know

So when I wake

I close my eyes

And fall back to sleep

Have you heard of the legend of the poor troubadour

Who enchanted your hearing while making fun of you?

His talent for music was well renowned,

But what a pity his jokes were so bland.

One night in October, when he got drunk,

Walking around town like an unskilled acrobat,

He made a mistake that he could never payback.

He made a joke about a witch's pointy hat.

In his liquor sweetened infused delight,

And without caring who else was in sight,

He told her it looked like the stem of a pumpkin

While her face was just as yellow and just as bright.

It didn’t take long for the scorn to be born

As the witch’s eyes squinted and she offered a frown.

With exercised gestures, the wand twirled in the air,

While the words that she uttered were the last ones he’d hear.

“His eyes shall be graved as he can not see much.

His head shall be hallow as he’s not very smart.

His mouth shall be stretched in a weird-looking grin,

While his teeth shall be as absent as the politeness he’s got within.”

Sparks flew high and circled the man overrun by despair.

In the blink of an eye, his majestic figure spun in the air

He shrunk to the size of a full, fleshy pumpkin

While his last expression was carved on its skin.

And this is how from an ill-fated joke,

Devised as lightly as the last words he spoke,

Spurred this tradition to keep witches at bay

By carving a companion for Old Hallow’s Day.

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By Type:

Non-Prescription

Prescription

By Design:

Direct Vented

Indirect Vented

Non-Vented

By Application:

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Construction

Military

Oil & Gas

Mining

Others

By Region:

· North America

· Europe

· Asia Pacific

· Latin America

· Middle East & Africa

List of Key Companies:

3M Company

Honeywell Safety

Bolle Safety

Stanley Black and Decker Inc.

Pyramex Safety Products LLC.

Fu Sheng Optical Industry Co., Ltd.

Gateway Safety, Inc.

Philips Safety Products, Inc.

Mancine Optical Company

MCR Safety

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At first

I used that one line

As a reminder

To never forgive them.

Every time they hurt me

I redrew it

And reopened it.

I wanted a permanent scar,

A tattoo of my home

So I would never speak to them

Too cordially,

Or trust them

With my future children,

Or sit by them

At family gatherings.

And then I drew more.

One for every time

They took away my hope

And my freedom

And my confidence.

I kept a tally of the days

They wouldn't let me breathe;

The days I couldn't let myself breathe.

I justified it in my head

With a projector

That displayed little white lies

Behind my eyes at all times

Constantly playing on repeat

At school,

At home,

At work,

In the shower.

I'm not hurting myself.

This is a physical representation

Of what they are already doing to me.

A little reminder I like to write

In red pen on my arm,

To remind me

That I'm not

A problem child

Who throws temper tantrums,

Who can't be trusted with

Shower water

Or a door

Or food

Or a school-provided computer

Or decision-making

Without supervision

And reprimanding

And punishment;

Who can't receive encouragement

Or praise

Or grace

Or happiness

Without taking advantage of it.

And I liked writing that reminder

A lot.

Maybe a little too much.

Because I began to write and rewrite it

All over my body.

It gave me peace

Knowing I could just look down at myself

And see those words

And automatically know

What my life consisted of at the moment.

And what it always would consist of.

I loved the familiar burst

Of dopamine

Running through my brain

Through my cheeks

Across my shoulders

And into my chest

Where it radiated

Throughout the rest of my body;

Specifically the sweet spots

On hidden areas of my left limbs

Where I sometimes wrote and rewrote,

traced and retraced it

In layers.

It was calming,

A cure-all

For cancers,

Fevers,

Depression,

Anxiety,

Sleep issues...

It was like CBD

But less advertised.

I couldn't stop

To save my life.

But I did.

Eventually.

I can't wash the ink off,

Though.

I've tried.

I always just end up

Rubbing my arms and legs

Raw with a washcloth,

And I sigh

At the things

I would rather have left

Undone

And probably forgotten

By my ever-distracted,

Scattered mind.

While there are many things you can learn from a band,

I will just tell you some.

While playing by yourself is good,

playing with others is more fun.

The guitar is the one who paves the way

he's the first to play.

He leads the others in song

but still lets them be heard.

The piano is a team player

ready to fill in without fail.

The drums holds them all together

although he's not their leader.

The bass plays in the background

but makes the song feel whole.

He's not really heard

but when he's not there,

it's noticeable.

They all work together,

to make beautiful music.

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