The Listener
I may not know a lot
I may not have as complicated thoughts
Each idea tied to another
Because my ideas I mostly smother
But I like to listen to you
I may be one of the few
But I love to listen to what is going inside of your brain
Even if it's just a grain
I like read what you write
Even if you try to keep it out of my sight
I want to know how your brain works
And all of the things that in it lurks
I am aware that you do not care
About what I think and how I pair
Pair my thoughts with how you think
Care about if I sink
Maybe that is my downfall because I have always cared more
And I am for the most part a bore
I know that those who I wish will not read this
Because reading my work is not exactly a bliss
But I would like you to know that I listen, that I read, that I understand or at least try to
Because I like hearing you
I am sorry my response is never deep or well thought out
I am just unaware how to put my feelings and thoughts out
You say you wish to know who I am
But I am not sure if you want to know or if this is a scam
You want me to make my words into a verse
But I do not know if my words will make what we have worse
I am not exactly sure what to say, it's more of how I feel
Because my words, my feelings always steal
I hope that this might satisfy you
And not leave your mind askew
I hope that you just understand
That your words to me are solid land
They are consistent, a constant in my life
They keep me at peace when I am at strife
I will try to keep this short as a verse is all you asked for
So I suppose now I must close the door.
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