Space Between Thoughts
We're lonelier tonight, like we've never been held against a common light, silently basking in the glow
Suspension asks our mind to remember a frail flame against the dark flickers softly though its brilliance is perceived
We fortify walls against lives not our own
A stranger, a neighbor, a thief in the night
Blind arrogance steps on the bleeding heart caught in our throat
Fed torrential lies bathed in blindness, we share this disillusioned time, gathering fuel for our fires
Obsessed with all that's mine, souls were bartered and spent gravely cast aside, left to the vultures circling in a barren sky
Splash of stone, sends ripples to upset the surface
Stand up, we're all struggling
Wondering when we'll be one again
Nothing here is separate
Scratch at the surface, its infinite
Guided far from safety, left abandoned and alone without a hand to help steady our feet, or humble legs to take us home
(Such arrogance is a waste of breathe.)
Like a blight that contains rampant insolence, sabotage the self who's ego had been fed
Face the stare that dwells within sight not your own, that reflection yearns to return to the whole
What was whole
We've been fools
Viewing our quarrels at great distance
Casting such reckless abandon, erodes the ground where we're standing
Wondering when we'll be one again
The hour is late, yet to save any grace left recall back a time we were one