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A world that goes on By
There you all go,
Every day is moving so slow,
You can't imagine what I see,
All the sadness, despair, even an occasion kid scrap their knee,
As you all move, you don't take time
To notice me, a constant block, the color of a dime
How I bear the burden, to watch them in motion
When I can't move, otherwise I’d cause a commotion,
All the secrets and gossip I hold
Couldn’t be kept in the biggest pot of gold
All the break-ups, reunions, and meetings I’ve seen
Only to feel alone, there is only my emerald green ivy,
But its only there to lean atop me
Like the rest of the world
Uses me as a vault because I can’t be heard
Sometimes I wonder
How some people can ponder
Upon me
And never wonder
What I feel
And if I need to be healed
But then again
Who would care about a wall with an ivy train
It’s not like I have a life
But I will not strife,
You just wait and see,
Someday, a real being I'll be