Hey! Hey! Hey!
Slippy side, Side-Side-Side go to go
a long time gone and a long time past
so soon so soon -- Lack Luster Lack Luster
how can I muster
The faith That I need to see
The Things I need to see --
on again off again
Bronco
try to hold on to the ribs
of the situation at hand.
a long time gone and a long time past,
since I felt That Things were within my grasp. . .
wheel roll round
round, round, round -- hear that Sound.
Leaning longingly against The window,
falling forlorn to the ground, ground, ground. . .
when I wonder, when I whistle,
when I'm wandering Through The Thistles
when I'm tangled up in Bristles
hey! hey! hey!
Beautifully Pained like an angel in purgatory --
wrapped up and exhaulted --
immaculate in melancholy --
She (sea) sure (shore)
rose and The sand fell Through her hands
grain after grain after grain!
In the Beginning was The Myth
Chapter one starts like this. . .,
Blank and Calm, and full of expectancy. (Herman Hess' peter Caminziad)
I'm standing exactly where I'm
Supposed to be. . .
Twisting and Tumbling, not
Standing or fumbling.