In The Mind of a Poet by 90-Dollar-Headphones, literature
Literature
In The Mind of a Poet
How many sleepless nights has it been?
How many times now have these thoughts kept me awake?
These thoughts of a better place
Where the clouds are white
And the sky is blue
And the water is clear
With glittering reflections of the sun.
This impossible place.
It obviously doesn't exist.
Yet here I am,
Forever kept awake by it.
Concrete Heart,Linoleum Floors by 90-Dollar-Headphones, literature
Literature
Concrete Heart,Linoleum Floors
This whole place,
Wall after white wall,
Cages our hearts
And leaves us to stare out windows
That open to busy city streets
Endless hallways can only lead
To another room
That will soon be empty, anyways.
Thin plastic tubes,
And needles so cold,
Sterile tables where we will meet fate
Masked faces and reassuring words
Gloved hands that slowly feed us to the world
Bring us closer to insanity.
Strained voices tell us
That we'll be alright
But that's not the truth,
Is it?
Because the families are crying
And we all know how bad this is
Because my heart feels so empty
And we all know what's in that syringe
Who's cruel idea was gravity?
Who keeps us from the sky?
Who glues our feet to the sidewalk
While we forever yearn to fly?
Who puts these magnets in our shoes?
Who keeps us on the ground?
Who tells us that it's best this way
Down here, where it's safe and sound?
Who keeps us from falling up?
Who constantly holds us down?
Who let's our hearts go to the air
While our bodies stay on the ground?
In The Mind of a Poet by 90-Dollar-Headphones, literature
Literature
In The Mind of a Poet
How many sleepless nights has it been?
How many times now have these thoughts kept me awake?
These thoughts of a better place
Where the clouds are white
And the sky is blue
And the water is clear
With glittering reflections of the sun.
This impossible place.
It obviously doesn't exist.
Yet here I am,
Forever kept awake by it.
Concrete Heart,Linoleum Floors by 90-Dollar-Headphones, literature
Literature
Concrete Heart,Linoleum Floors
This whole place,
Wall after white wall,
Cages our hearts
And leaves us to stare out windows
That open to busy city streets
Endless hallways can only lead
To another room
That will soon be empty, anyways.
Thin plastic tubes,
And needles so cold,
Sterile tables where we will meet fate
Masked faces and reassuring words
Gloved hands that slowly feed us to the world
Bring us closer to insanity.
Strained voices tell us
That we'll be alright
But that's not the truth,
Is it?
Because the families are crying
And we all know how bad this is
Because my heart feels so empty
And we all know what's in that syringe