Sensation and Perception
How can it be that you, you see a bee,
A vicious, horned, malicious bee,
But I see passion - possibility?
You see a bee, and I see me.
How can a bee be beautiful
In my eyes, but in yours: nothing?
How can I see the sea as He,
But you see shades of blue and green?
How is there no aquality
Between the things we see?
How strange it'd be to be a bee,
An innocent, bright bumblebee,
When only some can feel the trees
And taste the beauty in your sting.
How strange it is to see the sea
And see a sea of bumblebees:
Adam and Eve,
And You and Me,
And seven billion buzzing bees -
But only one can breathe.
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