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Feb 2015
It differs from you to me
What is it?
I do not see.

Iv been told its clouds of strife
periodically pierced by rays of light
As if gutted by a knife
In a futile attempt to burn away the endless night

Another may believes life is rife with misery
Gilded in plates of mystery
In a subtle attempt to confuse those living day by day
Letting the limited time bestowed upon us fade away

A man named Norm thought life was a game
Played by those who thought the same
Money, greed, and a constant need for power
Leaves one alone
Surrounded by those who's thoughts long turned sour

What life is, we'll never truly know
If put on this earth by random acts of science
A man by the name of Steven thinks so

Some think people have and incessant need for compliance
Others, a yearning lustΒ for rebellion and defiance

The things I know are no secret to you
I most certainly believe you already knew
Life isn't perfect
Life isn't fair
Life is most always worth living
I
Written by
Russell Adams  california
(california)   
330
   unknown and Arcassin B
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