If the world was a stage and I was a play-write:
The wind: It was a musician, the muse of a heartbeat and whistling was its charm.
The leaves: The companions of the wind, they were the strings of the guitar. Dancing towards oblivion.
The flowers: They were the painters. A vision was their purpose. They played with colours and mystery.
The sun: It was the stage light, as it glowed upon the sounds of music in the air, the surface of the leaves, and gave life to all the trees.
The stars: They were the show stoppers, dancing in the sky. Revelling in the attention from the eyes of the observer.
The moon: The shy wonder of the night, sometimes barely visible. As it timidly sets the stage for another afternoon.
And lastly,
You: With a thousand stories to tell you’re in thousands of places at once. Looking for mountains to climb and things to design. You’re curious and too quick, never on the stage but merely an observer, but secretly you’re the whole show.
There are a thousand stories to tell,
So I’ll tell you a secret to this mysterious show
The script is blank, the pages clear white
And every minute new words appear
For I am merely following sentimental alliances
Just an observer watching as the future becomes clear.
