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I'm not going underground
With you it's a sorry sound
The dissonance is all around
And with you it feels profound
There is nowhere we are bound
And the meaning is never found
But we measure pain by the pound
And add it to our burial mounds
Now.
I wanted you to know
To feel
I wanted you to know--
We're immolating ourselves over nothing
Neither one of us is on the bottom side of earthworms
We're worrying too much and I am not bluffing
And the truth stings like gasoline but you'll come to terms
With that
Now.
I wanted you to feel
The same
I wanted you to feel--
We're cascading over rocks to become groundwater
Neither one of us is saying much of anything
We're just runoffs from the spring, the Great Mother
And that's the truth we face with our candles snuffing
Out
Now.
I wanted us to be the same
Forever
I wanted us to be--
Buzzing noise as wax ponds make waterfalls.
With you it's a sorry sound
The dissonance is all around
And with you it feels profound
There is nowhere we are bound
And the meaning is never found
But we measure pain by the pound
And add it to our burial mounds
Now.
I wanted you to know
To feel
I wanted you to know--
We're immolating ourselves over nothing
Neither one of us is on the bottom side of earthworms
We're worrying too much and I am not bluffing
And the truth stings like gasoline but you'll come to terms
With that
Now.
I wanted you to feel
The same
I wanted you to feel--
We're cascading over rocks to become groundwater
Neither one of us is saying much of anything
We're just runoffs from the spring, the Great Mother
And that's the truth we face with our candles snuffing
Out
Now.
I wanted us to be the same
Forever
I wanted us to be--
Buzzing noise as wax ponds make waterfalls.
Dying together
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This is unique. I am interested in you amazing ability to rhyme. I have not that power. ^-^ I fail at rhyming my poems. Only few are rhymed. Very Few. I appriciate this poem.