In the bardo* you are floating aboard the barge of couldhavebeens and moments that were unseen not the world not a boy or a girl lost Lost boys are found toys for Thor’s hands to play with Lightening lick of guitar solo striking health into blushed cheeks Soon you’ll no longer need to be painted The eye patches will be removed and pirate life won’t mean Scrounging and wishing for an oasis you’ll throw a life saver throw a light saber Glisten the sparkzap through tables laden with all that’s been spat from vitriolic minds
Listen sore elbows from nudging bad spirits away Blades of bone and intention can saw through sadness to the light beyond like the sky’s pinholes Stars aren't the cuttings of children the dark is just a covering Poke a finger through Don't fear if you get stuck for it is only the backdrop to a stage hiding the mass of light only there to protect us from blinding joy Like sunglasses So be one with your sadness
*The Tibetan word bardo (བར་དོ་ Wylie: bar do) means literally "intermediate state"—also translated as "transitional state" or "in-between state" or "liminal state". In Sanskrit the concept has the name antarabhāva.