I point at you so aimlessly
But it changes directions every time I try to see
A moving body of water does not part for me
Instead
I’m tied in tides relentlessly
You wonder why I do not cry
When you look at me lamentably
And so do I
So when does the battle won finally let go
When lucid creatures prevail over human consciousness
They say the apple does not fall far from the tree
When will I fall, and will I take you down n with me
Never knowing why is not my prize when it leads to your demise
But still i need not to clear my eyes
The tears are laced with brittle blood
So where will it ever find it’s place
As if I’ve no yearning of entering this benign race, of time and space because for me, it holds no place, I run at a different pace, where parallel indifferences mold into one, and to that I am none.
To that I am unarmed, unhinged, on the edge of the track but the trains will never run, who knows if there’s more than one,
It doesn’t matter because they all meet the same end.
Too scared yet not enough
Too careless when it’ll only ever make it tough
Why do they not fall in the same road?
It’s barbed wire fence infringing on the reckless body that lives with the consequences
To me it’s so inconsequential, indifference is so easy to heed when
Everything will stay within its glass window
Will I stay, and watch it burn?
Or will I burn with it, falling too close to the tree that lightning struck twice
it’s lost forever within the gruelling grips of winters past
Here was I last and I don’t know if it’ll ever return, the shadows move slightly behind the broken urn, dumbfounded by utter disarray
Nothing ever carries the same conscience twice in a day
Blind in both mind and to the sight of the obvious world, clear as the night
That wails in unfeeling agony
Who is the martyr in an unbound book, a collision of drift less acts of selfish selflessness?
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