Lawnmowers mowing
The familiar smell of grass
Leaves my nose sniffing

Heaven only knows
The lengths I'd go to hold you
Chasing the moons face

Come to the sea
Hold my hand a while
Let the waves melt our feet
Into the sand
The seagulls land
On our shoulders
Calling out to the wind
The salt rust our bodies

How many years will it take
For our light
To burn out
For all sailors to see?

Mountains, paths

Beginnings and ends

My soul leaps for the sky

When I take that first step

Speak of love
I'll be there
A bunch of daffodils
In my hand
We walk the hills
I work the tills
To put money in their hands
And mine

Streets lined with colours

That beg to be bought

And we like moths

To the flame

Do flutter our wings

Aggresively smashing our heads

At the windows

If the sun doesn't rise

Then Japan was wrong

And the emperor should abdicate

Most definitely

A violin player
In the street
Playing for food
My ice cream melts
Into the cracks
To feed the ants
That conspire below

I'm in a room of mirrors

They're each telling me something different

About myself

The mirror I should listen to

Is the one that reflects my heart

The flags contort and distort

In the air

Writhing in the wind

Nations proud, lie

Humbled at their knees

What is done in the dark

Shall be brought to the light

In full view and truth

The noise between words

Is unbearably loud