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Different eyes


Endless is the seeking, the finding ne'er come. To the many wise, to seek is to be dumb! But yet we seek forever, until we pray to find, a lover worth the effort, passionate and kind. But he'll never love you, for you are not his type. He turn away the flower, for fruit that isn't ripe.  Never should it  matter, the sex of whom you love, said all truthful people, and the gods above. Folly is the seeking, in truth to end the lies. We all seek the same thing, just through different eyes! 

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Jbrine17

I walk split one foot in the sand, the other the sea to contrast from land. Flow and flare the water so fair my life it hence demand. So I serve and so I pray to that which call to me. You can worship foolish man, but I worship the sea.

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