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Random Questions, Random Answers, and Random Thoughts, but are they really that random?
I was walking downtown york Maine to get a slushy
Why is there a deformity in the ground?
My arm was cut wide open
What were you doing on May 21st 2022?
The flower started to grow
I didn't want to come, I still don't
What are you looking forward to
How come you weren't here yesterday?
Nothing
Why are you in pain?
Why?
How?
I ?
You?
I ?
How?
You?
Why?
I'm lost.
confused.
these questions are strange, muddled, disformed, almost like a maze
But if you look closer once again you’ll see that the answers were there all along
Why is there a deformity in the ground?
The flowers started to grow
What are you looking forward to?
Nothing
What were you doing may 21st 2022?
I was walking downtown york Maine to get a slushy
How come you weren't here yesterday?
I didn't want to come, I still don't
Why are you in pain?
My arm was cut wide open
sometimes you just have to dig around to find the answers
or do some organizing
and it won't always a walk in the park
but sometimes it'll be worth it
and sometimes it wont.
That's up for you to decide.
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This poem is about finding answers for your questions, and how it may not be easy but that does not mean it cannot be done. It's a message to people that they shouldn't give up when searching for their answers. Sarah Kay was a mentor for this poem.