Neither black nor white Nor here nor there No complete darkness, nor blinding light
Neither left nor right Not a yes, or no No love, no, no spite
I watched the city fade into desaturation, the life I knew so well became jaded. The drought robbed her of her colour. And when the clouds rolled in I only thought of grey.
The rain enveloped the city and seeped through our clothes and into our skin, And we are soaked with A kind of satisfaction.