RAINDROP/SUNDROP (GRASSWORLD/RAINWORLD) by Robert Garcia - HTML preview

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When the Sun Gives Up, Run

 

 

When the sun starts crying

And flees far away

Drag it back

To confront you

You need to seal

It’s grasp

You need

To seal

It’s fate as its own

You need to see

That the sun knows it’s place

The place

Where it comforts you

And doesn’t dare run away

From us

We all grab the sun

And pull it towards us

Feeding off its energy,

We spiral out

And are slowly

Slowly....

Transported

But it retaliates

And stabs us dead

We revive

And hold it in place

Where is the garden

We longed for?

STOP THE SUN

FROM FINDING

THE GARDEN

BEFORE WE CAN....

OR WE WILL FADE,

Sorrowfully....

Sometimes No One Knows…

 

 

Sometimes

No one knows

Where the

Streets ever lead....

Do we find friends

Somewhere along the way?

Do we find anyone?

Do we find ourselves,

Standing at the dead-end

Of the suburban street?

Do we realize

That we need

To pull ourselves up

And hope we don’t

Don’t get

Separated

From that playground

That meant so much to us?

How long do we walk the streets

With our friends

From another world

That make us feel

Like we are not alone?

How long does the gravel scrape our feet

Until we can smile

And finally hold hands

With each other

And anyone else

We wanted to be our friends?