She wanted a horizon, So I took her to the moon colab

by Marcus blake   Nov 25, 2011


When does the morning cease
Does distance stretch Against time
Wandering on the unsteady rope that always breaks
Across a crimson sky I see a thought long lost of you and I
That morning you spoke of death as if it were the greatest loss in the world...
I did not expect you to understand
I did not expect you to be close minded
For you to listen you would have to live as I have...
If you and I were in the mouth of madness
You too would die inside while living...
That was the greatest loss in the world...
we part ways as I sheathed the sword the war is done
In those days my eyes had a different color
I was use to the world and you
Life's shades of discontent and its grim aura
Not even the moon could subdue me
I was finally useless and useful
Happy but un-content
Lost but in this bottle found
Death was so ordinary it happens every minute
Could that be the very reason you were so terrified...
That was the reason I were so comfortable
I would like to have a mundane death
Unlike my fathers
I would like to die in my sleep peacefully
Not screaming...

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