Deep sea divers have finally found our memories
that we buried long ago before first contact,
Those glimmering chests of light that carried
First sight, young love, and now young man's strife,
Uncovering episodes of when our cinder block hands
felt each other's plots of land to build first foundations,
Heavy hearts lay in the soil
toiling away to grow so as to dodge loveless famine,
It's all too often we forget
we have been alone in our thinking
(in our constant drinking)
for far too long to understand anymore,
Laying in beds staring at ceilings
we would wish this on no one,
A hydrochloric bath of judgment
drew by stares of those in public,
Pounding pavement like red carpets
when every move is inspected
and a wrong word could mean tomorrow's
parading lament,
We're dreadfully hard on ourselves
scared to love another for fear they'll see it too,
They'll find out our imperfections
and fallout like Fukoshima
Chernobyl
Nevada Test Sites
or whatever analogy you perfer
or like,
So let's stay in bed
watch cinema and digest adventure this way,
At least here the vibrations are our own,