Truth and Beauty
I write to tell the story
Of two lovers
Who many try to seperate
Because many do not understand them
For who they truly are
So I write
To help many understand
That there is no way the the lovers can be
Exept together:
There was a man
Whom a woman really admired
Even though many try to hide him and keep him trapped
Under the many webs they build
He always finds his way to the light of the surface
Back to his woman
The only woman who imbraces him
An individual,
But there are times
When there are so many webs
That it's hard to find where one ends
And one begins
And he becomes lost
And cannot break free on his own.
Web cover web
On and on it goes
Web after Web after Web
It is in those times
That it's up to his woman
His mate
A brave individual
To free him and bring him to the light
An individual who is not afraid
Of the of being hurt by him
Because the individual understands
That when she frees him
He can free her
From the webs that she may have surrounded herself in
The webs that would've killed her
Had she chosen them for her refuge
Instead of the freedom that the man can give her.
Why do Many try so hard
to detain him?
To keep him imprisoned?
When all he ever does,
Is set them free
True, he can cause pain
When he's unleashed
But he can't help that
He is what he is
And although he can hurt
The Webs...The Webs that Many shelter their own selves in
The Webs that many depend on
For protection from the pain that the man friend can cause
Those Webs...they kill
This man may hurt you, but not anymore than you allow him
He is a reflection upon any who face him
He is what you make him
No more and no less
Any pain that he causes
Is self inflicted
What's wrong?
That wasn't what you wanted to hear?
Well, it's what you needed to hear.
And that is why I write
So that the world may recognize
That the two belong together
That they are of eachother
That they are one
That the two can never be seperated
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