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Farfetched

What is our reality really Or the conception of time They are generally made up From ideas in man's mind We all go by a clock Hands tick past the hours We wake up each morning Alarms it gets louder To understand life's existence Is it an imagination fragment Who is one to say it's real Scary to think I admit Before anything's ever understood It's all guesses and theories They perform their experiments Fail and repeat the series For what they can't explain They take what makes sense most They say that must be the answer Your the guests, we are the host Farfetched ideas and questions The ability of man to have thoughts It's extraordinary to think about Complex don't want to get lost But what if we were really The small fish in the ocean We were the lab rats running What a farfetched notion To think we are the number one Species on this blue planet Maybe hidden deep under our seas Aliens that had previously landed Watching our every move we make Giving us help here and there Observing us creatures of habit With eyes that see everywhere Or simply what if I told you Life's nothing but a lucid dream None is actually happening or real But made up like a movie scene To be played before your eyes Tricking the brain to believe what it sees Feeding you events and scenarios Making you feel it's your reality The way the human brain works Will never be fully understood Maybe it holds more power To unlock that I wish I could To tap the minds true worth Of what the human brain is capable Be an amazing accomplishment Therefore could never be replaceable I made you stop and think Are we aware of our capabilities But maybe it's easier to accept That more can't be a possibility But all in all what do I know This is all nonsense crazy talk From a man with too much time But to ponder farfetched thoughts Written 2-4-19

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