A parables lesson is sometimes haunting
In a life lived solitary lonely and wanting
But this is what I get for trying to trap a star
An emotional scar, any effort fools and mars
You see the balance was just too upset
And the other stargazers couldn't forget
The pressure quickly became unstable
I was searching for truth in a fable
You may think you know who a person is
But blinding is the star that you burdened like this
It's bound to become an illusion of what you wish it could be
When you do good you should throw it in the sea
Morally, sad men ought to try and be more well versed
You must never drink poison to quench a thirst