Starry

by

Thomas Granger

Sunshine, moonlit, starry gaze which tells you I'm away
The peace I find alone and lost in thought
Expel that single notion that I'll be here past today
The pleasure you will feel when I'm not

A tiny bit of emphasis on the way things had to go
Keeping a firm handle on my grip
That small amount of water should have let you know
There's no use for you to bail this sinking ship

The glory of a brand-new day coming into sight
Protects my heart from yesterdays gone wrong
The whispers of the voices telling me that it's all right
Are muffled by the screaming of that song

Still, I dream of what you've said, I wrestle with the pain
Maybe something meant to be relief
Time may help me to forget for long enough, again
Until I change and go with my belief

When I've fallen back to sleep, at last my mind takes rest
Into a world where space and thought collide
The words don't often help, but remain to be the best
Way for me to deal with it, inside

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