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I'm just listening to Counting Crows, and I get this feeling, That I am so close to understanding, Something, myself? Something. And it leads to this eerie feeling of contentedness, In the darkness. But I'm just a step behind, And the more I think, the more... I lose my way, The more I question, instead of listen. But it scares me to let such a moment pass, without pursuing... it. Whatever it is. Poetry? I think not, Just splutter along the road of my soul. Sure to be meaningless in the end, but, Looking at it now, looking back a bit... Oh to be **** half in the past, And nirvana just out there, A bit further along the way. Almost childly, I blindly, Reach my hand out and up, Hoping that I'll be able to grasp the Sun, As if I won't get burnt, That since it seems so close, I just need to grasp, and the world will be mine. But some things are not for mortals. And demons, like kids, Must too, one day, Wake up.
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 2:04 AM UTC
Listening
I'm just listening to Counting Crows, and I get this feeling, That I am so close to understanding, Something, myself? Something. And it leads to this eerie feeling of contentedness, In the darkness. But I'm just a step behind, And the more I think, the more... I lose my way, The more I question, instead of listen. But it scares me to let such a moment pass, without pursuing... it. Whatever it is. Poetry? I think not, Just splutter along the road of my soul. Sure to be meaningless in the end, but, Looking at it now, looking back a bit... Oh to be **** half in the past, And nirvana just out there, A bit further along the way. Almost childly, I blindly, Reach my hand out and up, Hoping that I'll be able to grasp the Sun, As if I won't get burnt, That since it seems so close, I just need to grasp, and the world will be mine. But some things are not for mortals. And demons, like kids, Must too, one day, Wake up.
john-ashton-upston
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 2:04 AM UTC
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