I want to know what is important to you; I want to know how you think, Because it is important to me. No – that is not true. I know how you think. It rings in my ears like low-tongued bells.
I stay near you even as you harm me With your snake-like ferocity, Which never warns of its need to strike, Because I have been blessed with a clarion curiosity Which seeks to glean root-like the differences Between the one of me and the many of you.