Monday, April 16, 2012


To be free

As solemn statues cry their tears of rubble
Among the ruins I will finally be free
If I tear the placenta and burst the bubble

Perhaps then you’ll let me stumble
As I climb that steep road, panting haltingly
As solemn statues cry their tears of rubble

Do not stretch out that hand, let me bite the gravel
Looking in the mirror I know what I will see
If I tear the placenta and burst the bubble

It’s for your own good, we love you they mumble
So what, I say, just let me be
As solemn statues cry their tears of rubble

You created me but now stay humble
For these chains are not fit for me to carry
If I tear the placenta and burst the bubble

Free from being the fruit of an old tumble
I grab a shovel and get to the gritty
As solemn statues cry their tears of rubble

What you gave me I’ll give back double
I look down smiling and say I’m sorry
If I tear the placenta and burst the bubble

The bird of fire sings a last melody
To be reborn you have to crumble
I spread my wings, thinking I’ll crash

The bird of fire sings a last melody
As solemn statues cry tears of ash
Grab the shovel and be free. 

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