I was the peasant of suburbia.
A micro mite of the world
Walking amongst the lonesome clouds
Painting my fantasies on invisible walls.
A chronic smoker with a broken body;
My insides were for all to see.
Tracing my years around my heart
One could see my dissolving future.
With these shaky hands and empty irises
I saw more in the dark than in the sun.
I was the man on the moon next to God
But no one could feel my presence.
Too tired to explain how
This life has grown so old.
But to young and tainted
For it to die.