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Strife of the Good Life


Blue eyes staring intently through/ I stare back at you/ I know your love is pure and true/ So corrupt without a care/

Your love is like a dare/
 
You have the heart of a child/
 
However your temperament is very mild/
 
And you thoughts run you wild/
 
Not tame/
 
Still there is no shame/
 
You refuse to be the same/
 
I am running through a beautiful field/
 
However I do not stop to yield/
 
My eyes fixed straight ahead/
 
There are so many unspoken words said/
 
A galaxy so far away/
 
To get to the destination we only stay/
 
The answer is clear and true/
 
I really do love you/
 
The teacher asks the child/
 
The thoughts run wild/
 
Is this okay/
 
Is the answer to stay/
 
It all seems right/
 
Nothing is uptight/
 
You need to resist temptations/
 
They are the mere things that ruin nations/
 
Dark brown hair glistens in the sun/
 
You are the only one/
 
How do act?/
 
What do I do?/
 
The only one I see is you/
 
There is no doubt/
 
There is no need to pout/
 
Everyday new sun flowers sprout/
 
Children walk about/
 
Over and Over/
 
Day by day/
 
The same things come to play/ 
 
Everything is amazing/
 
As I sit here gazing, /
 
I see all of the potential around me/
 
Yet, if I fall I may not be able to call all this back/
 
It would not be like reorganizing a stack/
 
There are so many choices/
 
There are so many voices/
 
Still you have to give things a chance/
 
Especially if you want to see is they could advance/
 
You are not guaranteed tomorrow /
 
So do not waste it living in sorrow/
 
Live life well /
 
But, not so you’ll go to Hell/
 
These ocean orbs cutting into me/
 
Somehow unnerve me/
 
I am breathing in the sun/
 
And wondering what has begun
 
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