TRUTH
People walk around in a constant fog
They made it themselves
They refuse to see the forest of fallen logs
For them, to do that is like living hell
They ignore what they don't like
They kill what they fear
They disregard intelligent pshyc
Leap in front of danger like deer
But though the danger is there
Though they get hit
They ignore the pain like it's messy hair
"If I close my eyes, I guess it's not there"
Don't even try to escape their self-made death pit
People say ignorence is bliss
They say they want to know it, but they hide
Human nature has become this
A blind-folded, dangerous roller-coaster ride
According to them, the way is well lit
As long as they can't see it
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