You sit there listening to, or perhaps reading, this poem
Where I speak tiny little words
And you think you know their meaning,
You think you know all meaning,
But you don’t.
And I don’t.
And then comes the question: who does?
The answer might shock you, the question isn’t real, it’s a trick
An illusion with an eye
To see how you might react
There is nothing here,
No society remains intact
Everything is false
There is no meaning
But you.
Everything is relative to you.
You, acting all important
And in your own head, you are.
You are in mine, too.
But that’s just because I can’t be me
Without first not being you.
Where I speak tiny little words
And you think you know their meaning,
You think you know all meaning,
But you don’t.
And I don’t.
And then comes the question: who does?
The answer might shock you, the question isn’t real, it’s a trick
An illusion with an eye
To see how you might react
There is nothing here,
No society remains intact
Everything is false
There is no meaning
But you.
Everything is relative to you.
You, acting all important
And in your own head, you are.
You are in mine, too.
But that’s just because I can’t be me
Without first not being you.