How I Wish They Know

HOW I WISH THEY KNOW My dearest neighbour woke up early that morning Unusually or perhaps usually unusually to me angry Pushing through his window In order to make way through unto the land I drew nearer not by choice but by noise As he broke his windows shatterdly on the ground The net thorns him through as he struggles There in the scene my mind spoke Why wont you make use of the door Because i was astonished at my dearest neighbour’s behaviour I sincerely asked my dearest good neighbour Because of that good i know my darling neighbour His anger wage war annihilativly As he forces himself through the window But the fact remains, the window is too narrow Its narrowness makes it undoable My eager quest asked in quest unnoticely Why suffer when you know what to do The door is open and there is no hindrance i see His mood quickly answered me But i desire to hear the confusion of the mouth As to why my dearest neighbour must suffer These lost and time, yet not able to pass Right through his eyes and acts i heard Life is unfair, very unfair to be true When i look to see a door But i see no door to the doors i see others pass Unfortunately, all i was able to see is a space But the way in the space, there is no way How do they think i can pass through a space Right there, i wish they know Spaces are there to be made way Ways always have and entrance known as door Early through the nature’s call All that were in existence are spaces To the first man the faces were so dim that he said The space was without form and void Yet he made the spaces ways There and then his originality transferred to us beckon for action As the space world was quickly made a way world Other comes, to those who knew follow suit Making ways in the spaces Although, the spaces have been made form For it to be easy to be made way Truly, every man is ordained as the man That created way out of void and no form space Because it is man’s call, in us all, we have the power