The earth nurtures me.
It carries the mist in my soul,
Out of an outline.
In a space to blank.
My weight leaves.
My features disappear.
It feels empty,
But whole.
The water floats me gently.
It rushes my pain.
Out my whole it runs.
To be smothered gently.
My weight leaves.
My features disappear.
It feels empty,
But whole.
The fire melts me.
A liquid in heat,
That flows out smooth.
A shot so warm it welcomes.
My weight leaves.
My features disappear.
It feels empty,
But whole.
The air carries me.
To fly and fall but remain in place.
She whispers gently,
And I feel loved.
My weight leaves.
My features disappear.
It feels empty,
But whole.
My ground is gone,
And instead I am whole.
Dragons dance in my soul,
And flowers sing in my mind.
My weight leaves.
My features disappear.
It feels empty,
But whole.
I shall dream and wish.
Endless I sleep when awake.
I cry when happy,
And I scream when safe.
My weight leaves.
My features disappear.
It feels empty,
But whole.
It all becomes a lie,
In all eyes undignified.
Perhaps it is too soon
For innocence of youth.
My weight leaves.
My features disappear.
It feels empty,
But whole.
You laugh and mock,
While the music carries,
The soul to paradise so pure.
While life rots in sickness.
My weight leaves.
My features disappear.
It feels empty,
But whole.
She calls my name.
She whispers gently.
She melts me,
Floats me,
And nurtures me.
Identity I have,
But features I leave behind.
For in those eyes,
We are one.
My weight leaves.
My features disappear.
It feels empty,
But whole.