A house alone on a plateau of greens, A dangerous tour amid the vast cement of ruralness, And a nervous hand in a stifling box ~Or sometimes with a little tune of friendly laughter~ There sat a mind that’s floating and a heart that’s thrusting.
Under the austere sun blazing high And the air that was sandy, The orange hues were blending with the wind. Greens, too, were present And other colors perfecting a sight of a scenic view.
There were six heads with dry and stiff hairs And drained skins.
Those were the days, and they didn’t know it. And only after those days did they realize That happiness was everywhere That ~that~ was a favorite amongst other whereabouts Where they wished: Should this be the only livable life Cause then they would not ever want to perish Nor leave this point in time.
Yet, they were too high And naive And now all are missed.
This poem started as a scratch from that time when we were on a roadtrip, smoking.