If there's a heaven after death, why do some souls not rest in peace? Even in their final breath, And even when they cease.
If not all people are blind, why does yet nobody see?
The crimes as they bind people to a sympathetic guarantee.
The shards that we walk on ever so insouciantly. People close their eyes as we take each footstep. Gone. And the grief used to farm these paths are crumpled insignificantly.
If not everybody's deaf, why do they not hear desperate cries? People whine about not having a chef, And someone, in starvation, dies.
People lament, not to be heard. And here we are, in smiles.
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