There have been some things that have been upon my mind,
Things that everyone should see but it appears that some are blind.

I wonder why my mind is scattered like the pieces of a puzzle upon a coffee table,
But better yet, why the pieces only click with certain people.

Out of a thousand, I'd only enjoy the company of a dozen,
I've been this way my whole life, and just realized it all of a sudden.

I wonder if people that can connect to the majority feel talented,
I'm certain they feel seniority, and I've tried talking it over with others but none understood what I meant!

In more ways than one, I say that I'm content,
But even when I see the desirable diversity, I think of how my time has been spent.

For Instance, Does brain size really matter?
I mean, what's the distance between two thoughts? Is one taller than the other?

Ah, thank you! It is all abstract!
But what about color? Can thoughts be white or black?

By this point, no one gives a who,
but I can defeniately assure you,
Most defeniately to be true, the color of Panda thoughts are blue..

Business is booming inside the jungle.
Fortuanates are thankful,
While the lessers struggle.
The sun here is bright,
Sufficient for my black eye's sight.
Regardless, I hear them all
I hear triumph's call,
Most, I hear them fall.

In my habitat,Lies a viper named Matt
Just under the cherry shrub,
Where he bathes in toxic tubs.
He wishes for a two year nap,
He hadn't dreamed since a small chap.
He talks to no one,
He says silence is fun.
The truth is he's numb.

Matt was the type of cat,
That could only speak facts.
He claims good intentions
And lacks a thimble of ambition.

His parents often mention
that his mind lays out of jurisdiction.

Oh Matt, Oh Matt!
You are one really dumb cat!

I am the traveling panda.
The only things I carry are,
my guitar and a mouth full of propaganda. I've been to the cerebrum,
and as far as the cerebellum.
The only thing keeping me alive,
is half a ton of daily bamboo. I've seen a billion faces,
but never been outside my zoo.
These are my Panda Blues.