Everything is never really everything.
In a moment, between spaces of time, there was a woman with tears in her eyes. From afar, the tears could seem like tears of joy, or maybe tears of sadness; but nobody really knew, nobody really had a clue. In a moment, between each rhyme and beat, there was a man, smiling from ear to ear. He had that iridescent glow that never seemed to dim. He had it all, and took everything for granted, not realizing that everybody knew, everybody knew what was hidden behind that smile of his. But didn't matter, because he had it all. But everything is never really everything, life can never give you everything, but it can give you some things. And in those moments, when we're blessed with the fortune to recieve everything that life can give, we take it all. We take it all, like greedy, selfish conceited fools. From a distance, wandering eyes can't help but envy that man who had everything, and from a distance, wandering eyes can't help but cry with the woman with the tears; coul...