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What's the meaning of compassion? I've heard that word before.
I think it means to love, to protect, and also to adore.
I have felt compassion, those who love me give me plenty.
So I try to show some back, but I always appear empty.
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A man stands ready, all dressed up and alone.
He knows he must stay focused and always on tone.
He stands behind a curtain, with a strong smile of pride.
Yet the smile is fake; he would rather run and hide.
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Hello there, I didn't mean to bother you or your mind.
But could you please just spare some of your precious time?
I have a simple question that I wanted for you to hear.
Why don't you hold us close to your hearts, my dears?
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There is a room, well fit, with people of all kinds.
All of them having a difference of binds.
I stand among them you see.
In this off set room, not made for me.
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I.
How come that child on the street
is laying there below my feet?
All it wants is some pleasant food,
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Compassion?

What's the meaning of compassion? I've heard that word before.
I think it means to love, to protect, and also to adore.
I have felt compassion, those who love me give me plenty.
So I try to show some back, but I always appear empty.
What is the difference between their show of love and mine?
Are my ears both deaf and so my eyes both blind?
Why can't I show love the way that they do?
Is it because I say my words all rough and cruel?
I try to speak from the heart, but it comes from the mind.
They often leave battle wounds for they are never kind.
“Toughen up! ” is a phrase I do often say.
And I use it throughout the whole living day.
I pray for guidance, but it has yet to come.
I often feel left out and so I feel lonesome.
What if I came out and then straight forwardly asked for help?
Would anyone come to my aid? Or would I be felt to yelp?
Until I can give compassion, of that everyone does desire.
My words will act like bullets coming from a gunfire.
And I would like to say sorry for the harsh words I spit in your eye.
But I can't, because that would undoubtedly be a straight up lie.

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