Impermanence - Major Parkinson

I see you only try to kill the pain

Lying on the carpet like a child, impermanence in your vein

You know it’s never going to be the same

Summers running through the everglades, rounding up the daisy chains

All that you gave was all that you got

Raindrops dripping from a parasol, making puddles to collect the blue skies

Made you tremble, made you small in the impermanence of the fall

You build a house, you change your name

I know you only try to love somebody through your cold restraints

The stations ever passing by your train

In this moment that we can’t explain, in difference we are the same

All that we give is all that we got

Sidewalks are moving slowly like an escalator in the brickwork of a tailor

The skyline is a hummingbird trading poems for a crossword

It takes you even deeper, you fall into a stupor of imagination

Tell me where you want to go, tell me where you want to go

All that we give is all that we got

All your life you’ve been looking for someone to love

Someone to caress you, now you are lost

You felt something wasn’t right, you had your reasons

All of the quotes from Keats, TS Eliot, Byron and Pope

They tore something that was yours

Infantile playing in between the changing seasons