Certain things will often leave me,
Things that I can only hope to see, in a glimpse of light.
They conspire with dark shadowed things,
And glisten on the small birds’ wings, as they soar in the skies.
They glitter on the new crisp snow,
As it softly moves and blows, on the cold wintry night.
They whisper words amongst the leaves,
Through, along, the morning breeze, that murmurs as it flies.
I drop them without knowing why,
And others pick them up to tie, those golden thoughts together.
I influence without a cause,
And many people never pause, to hold them up and watch as they flow.
And criticize the graceful lights,
That I think are so clear and bright, and truly so much better.
And often they are smashed to ruin,
People killing them too soon, without letting them develop, grow.
Many thoughts have died that way,
My thoughts, what I do and ask and say, as if it really matters.
People always find that single problematic thing,
And judge you for it, as if they can, as if they were always right.
For if given a choice between believing,
And getting cruely, coldly even, people pick the latter.
Killing dreams along the way,
Without ever stopping just to say, “I’m sorry”.
Just to keep the good in sight, when looking at those certain things.
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