The Young

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I've heard people say they'd have liked it better a different way

Ripped, torn, twisted, dirty, burnt

It still is lifeless, even if it shines so bright

So bright you may believe it has a spirit

That only a living thing could obtain

Surely, there is a meaning

There must be a meaning to everything, no matter how simple

Waste your time naming the stars

It's better than teaching logic and reason to the young

Trust me, that is hard, they never listen

You can try to make it fun, but they still sit there with blank stares

Might as well conclude that they have no life force

No grasp on reality, no understanding of gravity

Pointing fingers at your friends because they did it

This society was not founded by reality

But rather by man's strange fantasy

But the young know so much more

Than the ones who try to reason

So much more than the ones who use logic

The young are our future and our end

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