Life's Vitality
Connection is life’s vitality
Whether we are a child or a man
We all are in need of one another’s company
Yet I always have my own well thought out plan
So when a tow truck driver said to me
I come here for my son’s sanity
I couldn’t think but to disagree
And wonder about that inhumanity
Why would someone stoop to dependence
When they could have so much independence
And never be here in attendance
Never witnessing such a great decadence
Where he should strive to be
Is where I have always been
Everyone here is so very happy
Well fed, clothed, and with a grin
So why was the bus so appealing
The reasons couldn’t help but be revealing
In the world I live I am so alone
But at the bus a man finds community
Food is shared and his son shone
Still my world has all the money
And still it hit me over and over
I am nothing but another loner
Who couldn’t help but be more lost
Doing what I want at any cost
That is what scares me about this event
Even with a seemingly strong community
Still I go to sleep, everything held inside tight
With no one to be with in unity
I am too independent for my own good
That is how I was raised and how I will live
Because pride tells me this is how I should
I can see for me many an alternative
Yet I will always be lonely independent me
Never able to see the true reality
Because I believe that is who I ought to be
Lacking the essence of life’s vitality
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