After all of my stressing,
It's really quite simple.
All of my time guessing,
And I know what I'm in for.
There are two circles
on one plane,
And where they intersect
Is for what I pray
In circle one are many souls
For whom I feel bad, for their pain I know.
I label them as people whose goals
Do not match mine, and so it goes.
They want from me what I do offer,
But not to them, for it is such
That qualities that fulfill my needs
Are lost in them; they're not enough.
It's so abrupt, I write them off!
And for this, I feel sort of bad.
However, I've been treated as such
By many people, it makes me sad.
But I don't hate! I'm not furious,
I forget people and they forget me.
There is one other circle, curious
How it is not one or three, but two!
Yes, it's two, and it's much smaller
Not in size, but in perspective.
I see people in circle one often,
But circle two people evade my presence!
Very often, they don't like me.
Very often, I'm treated with disdain.
I feel like they can set me free,
But they often cause me so much pain!
I see in them what I really want,
Their presence enlightens my life.
I often face them, fully front,
And their response causes me strife.
Oftentimes, they remain there,
Because to do so, they reject.
However, on special occasions,
One person meets the intersect!
There are people who like me,
And miraculously, I like them back!
It's really quiere a wonderful thing,
Two souls on an equal path.
Far and few between you are,
People who meet me in the center,
If you are in circle two,
The intersect, feel free to enter!
In return, I always try
To move people from one to mid,
I give chances and hope I change,
But I know what my feeling is.
Try and try to center folks,
I will keep going and not give up!
I'll keep manipulating variables,
And someday, there will be enough.