Assume
Assume that we are all just figments
Of someone else’s tricky little mind
That everything that may appear is true, is just a fraudulent piece of imagination
That we are all just going and speaking off of a script
That we memorized while we were still children
And one day, we heard the director yelled action and we began to speak
And every trial that we go through, is just the director writing that part to see if it will work
And when he realized that it isn’t to his pleasing, he ended it and moved on
But sometimes that one part of the script that he threw away, he couldn’t stop thinking of so he wrote it in again
Assume we are in an author’s book
That he has been writing for years and isn’t finished yet
And every new person that we meet in our lives, are just a new character he thought of
And every person we lose in our lives were just a character he wasn’t working on anymore
And he didn’t know what else to do with them but to just delete them from the story
But we all remember them just from the lingering memories that he forgot to delete
And now the story seems a little incomplete
And when he sends the finished story to the publisher, he realized the author’s mistakes
But kept them in just to keep the story entertaining
Just assume all of this just for a second or two
And it will make you see things differently
May even make your life more meaningful
And you may even want the author to do better at choosing their characters
But always remember if you ever think you were made for nothing
In one point in history, that author saw potential in your character
And still isn’t done figuring out what he wants your character to be in life
So just assume and know you are meaningful figment
That you are an open book and an actor or actress
That just hasn’t been published yet
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