I See Through Your Eye's Poem by James McLain

I cannot say that I now go to church
And the sermons he preached did not set very well
But the end of the book all know very well
It's the end of the world but in name

Every preacher that I've ever met, meeting to speak
About word's I forget
And by standing with one the rest you forget, intolerant
Convinced that you can't stand with the rest

Help me remember each night before sleep
That the tear's that I've cried, have caused you to weep
To hear that you loved me as I loved you back
No two together now that I know, have died growing old

Dreaming I dream of how far I've reached out
Touching each star that we're all now part of
Lucid in sleep I reach the far side
That grows ever wider as light reaches inside

I can't help but to think that we reached the right side
Traveling backward the future we hide
Now that you know just where I have been and if I should
Ever come back, you shall all call me friend

I think you know that people like that
Have got where their at by playing both sides
Don't hate the game they force you to play
Having children to young has caused long delays

And now for most to poor and not fed
Acting as beasts for a scrap of their bread
Some I've not mentioned are missing a soul
With nothing left behind to prove they were here

There where I live and look down on you
A world that is blue that was given to use
Learning to see through all of your eyes.
Seeing to learn to see through their lies