Seldom, Seldom, do I feel
That which is fake or slightly real.
The single tie which does not bind,
The freedom trapped within my mind.
Seldom, Seldom do I see
Those things which lie in front of me.
Objects hidden in plain sight
Clear and obscure, limitless, finite.
Seldom, Seldom do I hold
The meek, the shy, the strong, the bold.
The torured soul, the longing heart
The homeless man with shopping cart.
Seldom, Seldom, do I find
Angry mouth, or tongue unkind.
Truthful orafice, lying teeth
Skin and bones with joy beneath.
Seldom, Seldom shall I know
The dancing girl at the midnight show.
For in her heart, a thing untamed
Ferocious beast with clawed hand maimed.
Seldom, Seldom will I touch
The troubled breast, with breath inside
Tighter closed the harder pried.
Seldom, Seldom will I love
The laughing crow, the dying dove.
Soul a graveyard, Heart a tome
Unhappiness its happy home.