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Relativity of Life

The world, in the eyes of some,

 

may be a kingdom, with a proud and princely lion.

 

A Neverland, with flowing poems,

 

Where the embraces be tighter, than the belt of Orion.

 

 

In the eyes of others, this home is lonely Hell,

 

where one's escape, is another's dream.

 

for they have watched, the smiles, of all happy,

 

they have been caught, in the shadow, of the others' beam.

 

 

I have witnessed, this confusing life,

 

from different angles, with bipolar eyes.

 

The euphoria, I know, of smiling, and flight,

 

the pain, I know, for my throat explodes with cries.

 

 

If there's something, I had learned,

 

from all the emotions that felt so true,

 

it's that this life, is relative,

 

for what I see as Red, they may see as Blue.

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