The season is coming Leaves crumble underfoot Skies change signalling a departure from youth to mid life Autumn beckons to its cooler sibling Preparing for the challenge we must all face The final path towards what lies ahead
Travelling to the outside Of in A world contained Of nothing By no one To examine Perhaps the genius of snails One cannot Encapsulate A life Too real For some
Imagine a tropical paradise Think hard now Don't that look nice Sky is blue Palm trees sway Ocean clear Sunshine all day Come with me I'll take you there Forget your troubles Forget your cares Sail away on the distant breeze Clear your mind Do as you please
Lyrics from Drift Away by j.a.connor It's good to dream
Grey tanned faces in the winter of hope Lasting forever Dreamt perhaps remote This life despairs all who come to pass Knowledge is regression Time never lasts
Rest in pieces For we cannot be destroyed We are the dust of the universe Never fully swept away Our spirits rising into the vastness of space Searching for the next adventure Seeking a new vessel of travel Relativity non existent A heartbeat in fate
Imagine Paradise before thought Fresh air, clean water, wide open spaces A place of welcome and harmony The place of your dreams The place you are starting to see WAIT LOOK The obsession to dominate and destroy STOP NO You are about to arrive You do not want to be programmed and controlled But it is too late You are born
He waited at the darkest point of the night Would the dream return Rain fell on the ground creating a new wave of hope Is it to be true Will it replace the problem that was his life
The power of the mind is unknown Producing truth, fear, hope, etc, etc, +++ So many thoughts Too confusing for anyone Too difficult to fully control But with practice Silence can be found Allowing peace in all ventures
In the eyes of the teller the listener gives all One sided conversation Let's ask the wall Polite nodding and smiling Exacting and sincere And do you agree with my view
"Sorry", Try the other ear
It's nice to talk To hear ones voice But please remember To take in what you're saying requires absorption and choice