A turbulent two weeks, nothing happened - To us.
Not much done nor lived nor conquered,
The world closed
The sun sheltered from work.
And a reality hit like a Phobia,
A Fear of crowds or activity,
A fear of not.
We thought – answers never came.
In two hours the world will wake,
Anxious fatigue will dwell like ***** goggles on a clear view,
And in two rooms there is not enough air to breath.
Two hours till waking,
In bed we lie,
And like half a soldier
We conquer only what torments us,
Nothing at all
Only in our imaginations
We are lost.
Sep 17, 2009
Sep 17, 2009 at 1:38 AM UTC
A turbulent two weeks, nothing happened - To us.
Not much done nor lived nor conquered,
The world closed
The sun sheltered from work.
And a reality hit like a Phobia,
A Fear of crowds or activity,
A fear of not.
We thought – answers never came.
In two hours the world will wake,
Anxious fatigue will dwell like ***** goggles on a clear view,
And in two rooms there is not enough air to breath.
Two hours till waking,
In bed we lie,
And like half a soldier
We conquer only what torments us,
Nothing at all
Only in our imaginations
We are lost.
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