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Life As We See It


 

I see life in mine own eyes,
but what shall it look from the blue sky?
As people today,
we don't want to say
the many ways in which life is seen.
We see it from our own view,
but sometimes we see but a few.
Life is so much bigger than we see,
open your eyes and see it as it be.
The world you know
is not the same,
sadly what it is will bring shame.
Why is our perspective oh so changed?
Why has life become so deranged?
So fixed sights have we made,
the truth will surely begin to fade.
So open your eyes and see whats true,
for you never know from what you knew.
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thegingerkidd
<p>This is my poem. &nbsp;I have a slight alteration of this poem on a different poetry sight. &nbsp;It is called Allpoetry. &nbsp;Just thought I would clarify that in my comments.</p>

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