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I can’t feel if I’m passing through my own head Or if it’s a movie projected by someone else I talk so much trying to close the doors It once was a large room with everything in it Now it’s fingers of rivers flowing as the ice melts I wouldn’t have thought it that way But thinking is living and maybe it’s my fault I cannot stop the complications of my garden It takes time and patience, the answer is not easy Too much sun burns and you can’t drink ocean salt I watched someone blow smoke rings I never could do things like that before Instead I honor the ways of reaching for a bottle And some old guitar blues prog playing in your head The time past is a train that runs no more I don’t mind waiting by the tracks A barren tree silhouette shadowed by black and white Being brushed off is a girl looking at her phone I’m not entertained except by what’s hard to reach You walked on by while I returned to the light
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Nov 15, 2017
Nov 15, 2017 at 10:34 PM UTC
Long Lost Streams of Light
I can’t feel if I’m passing through my own head Or if it’s a movie projected by someone else I talk so much trying to close the doors It once was a large room with everything in it Now it’s fingers of rivers flowing as the ice melts I wouldn’t have thought it that way But thinking is living and maybe it’s my fault I cannot stop the complications of my garden It takes time and patience, the answer is not easy Too much sun burns and you can’t drink ocean salt I watched someone blow smoke rings I never could do things like that before Instead I honor the ways of reaching for a bottle And some old guitar blues prog playing in your head The time past is a train that runs no more I don’t mind waiting by the tracks A barren tree silhouette shadowed by black and white Being brushed off is a girl looking at her phone I’m not entertained except by what’s hard to reach You walked on by while I returned to the light
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Nov 15, 2017
Nov 15, 2017 at 10:34 PM UTC
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