Poem - Slight the Rules
Wednesday, August 8th, 2007I’ve always been one to slight the rules
You say that I can’t, but I just did.
This world has taught me
That it ain’t about what I feel,
It’s about what’s real.
I don’t wanna be the same,
But I don’t wanna be alone:
There’s a controversy there.
Until recently I was under the assumption
That what you said is what you meant
But you’ve been lying to yourself
You’ve been lying to everybody else
Believe me, I want nothing more than to be decisive and sure
But I can’t find the truth if I don’t question these claims
You know it ain’t all true
I can’t find certainty within unquestioning belief
Because certainty most obviously is born out of doubt
Unquestioning belief feeds off biased proof
Uncovering the most likely truth
Then misguided certainty
I used to count on faith
But now I’m counting up the lies that are revealed.