June First Two Thousand Ten

not a problem you can solve
not a wound you can heal
not a word you can speak
not an emotion you can feel
not a darkeness in need of light
not a soul in need of saving
not a child to scold
not a liar who's behaving
not the words in a letter
not the lyrics to a song
not knowing what is right
not knowing what is wrong

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