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Choosing a life of dimness does not feel like a thought

Rather a chase of everlasting ineffectiveness.

We are told our whole lives to create meaning

When skies of gray humble our eyes.

I dream of a world where we can all mean something

But looking around I fear

The world is too big for we are so small.

Time begins and then it ends.

Scared in the four corners of the brick building

Of the state of our unbeloved world.

There must be people who care

But there must also be people who do not.

Top of the rank leading the way

People pushing left unknowing

Whether to go on the next train or stay.

A thought maybe not all will have.

Piloting ourselves behind our very eyes

I look around and see

How many of these people before me

Are truly not what they seem?

But with each breath

And with each near miss and blink

I find myself older but not yet wiser

Or maybe that is how it shall be.

Until time rests I will try to outrun it

Loosely like a runaway train

Believe me or not

For I am still young

But life is not meant to be plain.