Monkey Bars
Two ninjas attempt to cross laser beams
In April mist, and it seems they
May never make it to the right side
Before they fall endlessly.
In April mist, it seems
There is never a way out and
May could never make it to the right side
Of this playground.
There is never a way out
With two troubled ninjas and ten captors
On this playground,
Unless a prize is awarded.
With two troubled ninjas and ten captors,
Friendly hands turn cold,
Even when a prize is awarded
To the happy victor.
Friendly hands turn cold
On monkey bars
And the happy, lasting victor
Becomes a captor of joy.
On monkey bars,
Ninjas and captors can’t mingle
Unless you too want to become a captor of joy
In serious matters.
Ninjas and captors can’t mingle,
A divided terrain, especially
In serious matters
Forever unforgiven and unforgotten.
A divided terrain, especially
Between two ninjas attempting to cross laser beams,
Forever unforgiven and unforgotten
In the endless fall.
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