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Connor Sullivan
Poems
Oct 2012
Similarity
You and I
We’re of the same kind
Both seeing more than meets the eye
And it’s this insight
that ties us tight
Me and You, You and I
Both of us
Daring
Caring
Giving
Living
for others,
(and for our own goals)
rejecting ourselves
(and indulging in ourselves.)
Living, breathing contradictions
That refuse to change
(But do so anyway.)
So the question we end up asking ourselves
Day after day
Is “what do I do,
knowing what I know
feeling as I feel,
how do I create the me
that I see
fit to be?”
The answer is:
We don’t.
We go with the wind
and our emotions.
We do our best to make the world better,
Poor souls living in a destitute world.
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Connor Sullivan
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