Groping in the brightness of ignorance I search for a better light
Blinded by the brightness of the darkness That engulf my life
I need a saviour A way to make things right
I am too young and inexperienced To know the gamut of life
Deceived by the swiftness of my heart And the weakness if my will
I pursue thorns In the name of roses
What do l know of love?
My heart is serated by the teeth if reality Struck by the arrows of Cupid Struck so hard within Its beats grow solid like Artic ice
And it tries to run Runaway through my eyes
My heart speaks My mouth beats
Tearing deep within Into the ****** flesh of nature
What do I know right?
I need a saviour I need a light to make things right
I am a teacher in a classroom of fools To the wise I am a worthless tool
My only wisdom is foolishness My pride is shame
Never will I again Venture into pain
But I need a saviour A person that to make things right Because I alone can't do it
I need to make things right Now that the time still ticks forward And my shadow is not seen
I need to make things right In preparation for when the hands of time will click backwards upon my shadow They will see my trail leading to hope, light and gladness
I need to make things right
The author tries to express the foolishness that ran through his teenage age and his unpleasant encounter with love through his impulsive behaviour. He points out that he was utterly foolish and needs a guidance from a person who wasn't seeing the world from a clouded window like his. A saviour who sees the bright side of the world so that he too can lead him there.