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young, truth.


How naive we all must sound
To the world 
and the experienced
To the ones who have endured 
and who have never fallen

How naive we all must sound
To the one who made us all
and when the rules were set 
To the unreliable people
and the ones we live amongst

How naive we all must sound 
To the humans full of passion
and the way they sway above us
The reluctance they were gifted
Oh, and how they use it wisely

How naive we all must sound
To each other and ourselves
and our mothers and are fathers

How naive we all must sound
when the time comes to be

 

 

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