Whilst you snore in your room as big as a senate, In the obscurity of night, I create thousands of planets. Non-routined schedule is what my life you call, My improvisation possesses the speed of light, And yet appears to crawl. I can say, that I know, as the world and I have been kins, I adore engraving your gentle virtues and neatly carve your sins. I don't sleep so as to make it happen, Uncover the hidden hell, behind the hypothetical heaven. In the silence of dark, empty terrain or a park, I baptize my fingers with the potion to write, Retiring from what's called society, so that I can get enough of quiet. I don't sleep so as to make it happen, The world's familiar with eight planets, yet I only know seven. So lie down and go faint, to make your tired senses jump and twirl, While I'm awake till the commencement of dawn to create another world.