You can't impress the crowd
Once upon a time
Is how to start a story
If you want all eyes on you
You must speak with worry
Yet the crowd is not impress
As one by one leave
You become anxious
And left with the rest
Is up to you
to continue the story
that's too bad for them
The ones who left in a hurry
The best part is about to begin
Close the eyes
And open it wide
To be left in a room all alone
Everyone has left
Before you reached the end
And yet
You still gave yourself a hand
Because you're thought of the story
Is more important than the crowd's
That shrouded to the thought of listening
To a fool that spoke aloud
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