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The Human Thread Is Woven

A dog barks

And a baby cries

On an empty street

On a peaceful night

 

The preacher man prays

The ********** kneels

Hoping for change

Far away as it feels

 

The businessman sleeps

While the janitor cleans

Neither aware

That they share the same dreams

 

The teacher drives home

As his students get high

Both only searching

For a way to get by

 

The terrorist plots

And the soldier stands guard

The hate of the past

Leaving them scarred

 

The juror stays restless

The athlete’s heart races

Nervous of the challenges

That tomorrow embraces

 

Two lovers lay down

Not one word is spoken

Night turns to day

And the human thread is woven

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Published
Nov 22, 2010
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