Such Things - Saintseneca

I defy the stars above to bash our milky heads in

Throw themselves against the wind

Then pick apart the heavens

When I awoke

I was in forever

When wind felled the oak

The saws all failed to sever

Is my I am myopia?

Now I feel the same

This belly aches with vacancy

And aren’t we one among the wave?

His undulating tragedy

I mean maybe I could turn you on

By design you are the fire

Chewing through the lumber

Never would the wood be good

Enough to sate your hunger

Now I sleep adrift this shiftless vessel

I’ll never keep the ghost inside the gristle

Is my I am my opiate?

Now I feel the same

This belly aches with vacancy

And aren’t we one among the wave?

His undulating tragedy

I mean maybe I could turn you on