Thursday, February 9, 2012

The Night Is Long

Torch the buildings down
The rubble of our old conventions
Useless now it seems
Molding in the shadow of its own superstitions

Born to the flesh, but souls of stone
Roll the river bed, til theyre sharp no more
Lovers reflect, seak and find their own
Together then, to the distant shore

A Man, he suffer so he may know peace
Woman, she cry for when he leaves
Zero we came from and zero return
To the muck, the mire, the sandy shore

A burn in the flesh, and sharp as stone
Rolling in the bed, the night is a home
Lovers request, to seak and find their own
Together then, for the night is long

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