our own being
I am not you
And you are not me
I do not explain the value of things
I am a being composed of matter
But so are kings
And as well as slackers
That bring precarious things
Into order
Rules
That apply to everyone
That abide to nobody but the universe
As same to you
But I am not you
And you Are not me
Defined by eyes other than our own
It is what is seen that raptures
Reality in the dreamy pastures
Of what we condone
As true
And what is false
We believe that
I am not you
You are not me
I am nothing special
I believe you to be so
as well but we
Can
Disagree
Because you are you
And I am me
I am a being
Not an entity to be
Appraised by others stature to be
Presented as great evaluation of success
that gives appraisal
famed and labeled
What we call law and nature
that is directed as said
I am
Just me
My essence is my own
that
Is not defined by what is felt
Because you are not me
I am my own person
That is what I believe
You exist for you
I exist for me
We say we have purpose
but we Define it
Through corpuses to
Exaggerate feeling
We try to explain our well being
Some succeed
But all fail because
You are you
I am myself
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