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Eyes are the windows to the soul Is that why they are called blinds? To blind the world of our messes Our distresses as we distrust. To hide from judgement, expectations From speculating agencies To close separating realities What's yours stays yours and what's mine has been buried in the basement No x will mark that treasure Straight from the horses mouth Doesn't it imply more than bit or bridal? A brides tale of how it was meant to be Her dreams of borrowed blue and new Blue skies cloud minds and fog memories Of what she once knew of who she once held Who was always him forever Where he went was inconsequential Gone, so she pushes back the memories Burying them deep No x will mark that treasure The early bird gets the worm But isn't still too late for the worm? Too late for a change of plans To change the exchanges we've shared To shift how we will be remembered With fluttering morning wings Mourning the loss of loved ones Tears shed falling lightly in the grass Seeping into earth and resting on wooden surface six feet below No x will mark that treasure
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May 22, 2015
May 22, 2015 at 5:43 PM UTC
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Eyes are the windows to the soul Is that why they are called blinds? To blind the world of our messes Our distresses as we distrust. To hide from judgement, expectations From speculating agencies To close separating realities What's yours stays yours and what's mine has been buried in the basement No x will mark that treasure Straight from the horses mouth Doesn't it imply more than bit or bridal? A brides tale of how it was meant to be Her dreams of borrowed blue and new Blue skies cloud minds and fog memories Of what she once knew of who she once held Who was always him forever Where he went was inconsequential Gone, so she pushes back the memories Burying them deep No x will mark that treasure The early bird gets the worm But isn't still too late for the worm? Too late for a change of plans To change the exchanges we've shared To shift how we will be remembered With fluttering morning wings Mourning the loss of loved ones Tears shed falling lightly in the grass Seeping into earth and resting on wooden surface six feet below No x will mark that treasure
john-combs
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May 22, 2015
May 22, 2015 at 5:43 PM UTC
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