Peer
We are human
Mind body soul
As far as the earth tilts and trees grow
We are human as empires move and resolves renewed towards the end of an era
We are human as closer we walk to an endless road bound by fate and defying ever so freely
We are human....
A hand to give thanks at a moments incursion
A tear for the saint who was impulsive, uncertain
And a tad bit weary of those who had cursed him
Outcasted for a wish towards freedom and lost in the street where cars continued speeding
Fear the cowering of a yound and feeble
Representing nothing but the populous in general
Who rebel in the significant ways of scarring and painting
Ashamed by the confinement of peers and separation of years that cause damage and smear the walls with degradation
Decadent is the child of the mothers who speaks of the absent minded foul of a male known as his father for said abandonment
The previous altercation didn't end well did it?
Traumatic as a blunt force of a bat to a small pigeon
From the same kid who has always witnessed the parents bickering
Time progresses as his outbursts change to whims which change to viloence and relaying such a sad experince
The last needed aspect is a pressure from similar students
Who engage in small talk and the offensive form of humor
By poking fun at the sadness that causes his griveing
Yet we are simply human
How would the understand
Everything is strange if you cant comprehend it
As another act of vile behavior causes children and administrators to be awe inspired entranced in wonder
How something like this could've occurred were you not paying attention earlier
Oblivious until the day a person gives up and grabs a razor
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