Sadness and Joy
      Dream of Flying - Never Dying
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      If blood is black and gold is dust,
      My body then will turn to rust,
      As I stand in the rain
      With no clothes to wear, nor a penny to my name.
      I punish myself
      - I know not why.
      I try to live,
      But as it is I shall probably die:
      Not a painful death as such,
      I shall just rot,
      Just like a baby in a cot
      Who’s been forgotten by the world outside.

      My thoughts are now turned within,
      Cutting out the noise and din
      Of the dreaded world I’m living in.
      I think of the sun, the trees, the sky:
      Pleasant thoughts upon which to die.
      The sun does shine within my brain,
      But when I look around it starts to rain.
      One day soon, I believe, someone will save
      My body from its early grave;
      “Rescue me from death”,
      That is my only plea for help.

      People, children, brothers, friends,
      Often come to bitter ends:
      “Died in the bath, covered in blood,
      Slit in his throat,
      A scalpel at his side,
      His flesh cut open wide.
      That is how he died”,
      They told me once, a while ago,
      And so much pain you’ll never know.
      Suffering for us is a way of life,
      Always there to make you sad,
      But listen, my friends, you feel so bad?
      I’m your child so hold my arm;
      Kiss my face - I’ll do you no harm.
      We shall walk into the night
      Like fairies on a distant flight
      Into a new and better land,
      Where children are seen and also heard,
      Where fairies can fly all day,
      And elves and pixies come out to play.
      That land is called home
      - The best place to be;
      The only place where we will be truly free.
      There, my friends, we’ll join together,
      Kiss goodnight, then dream forever.


      © 2000 Matt Everett




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