A position
of hierarchy
leading people
to believe
themselves as
better not
equal

the
unity          of id
eas                       link
ing p                               eople
toge                          ther
to f              orm
solidarity.

You were the stars to all my darkest nights

Once I lived deep in a forest
My bleeding heart turned to stone
I disappeared out in the shadows
A hollow tree I called home

I know what it is to be a hobo
Train to train, same house twice
I know how it feels to beg and borrow
To share my roll with scratchy mice

Once I even tried to phone home
But the number slipped my weary mind
And when I finally did remember
It all seem such a waste of time

Do you know what it's like to be a hobo?
Nobody knows you when you're down
Memories haunt you like a cold wind
I was lost but now I'm found

Now I live upon a mountain
High above the raging sea
Timeless, old but not forgotten
This hobo nature inside of me...

A single raindrop
a life giving gift
from the heavens