They run and run and run It seems, with little time to feel the sun And yet, what they have begun Is something that can easily be undone.
Dodging the trees here and there They run through this thick and heavy air. An end to this overgrown forest do they give silent prayer But little do they know that theyβre on the path to despair.
They hide from the sunβs bright For they know not of its delight, And instead they run to the darkness on the right Thinking they will find some light.
However, their path is crooked and steep As they run through the forest deep. They are like lost sheep Not realizing they need to awake from their sleep.
They see others running passed the trees Dodging them with ease. They wonder what makes the others so pleased To be running through this breeze.
The others also fall down, But they get back up and help those around. While they run through darkness abound, The others run through bright clearings round.