Meaning behind madness is what we seek
Yearning for learning or so to speak
Signs and symbols in a secret seal
Time teaches lessons that dont reveal
Eternal questions without answers
Religious prophets that don't concur
Idiot proof guidelines lost in the trash
Only one life that goes by in a flash
Until you see what will be, will be
Sooner or later we all ask 'why me?'
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