Sunbeams leave the world aglow
and raindrops wash it bright
fog masks the street
and the trees and the houses
leaving you lost
in the gray strangeness

Hail comes down like
fists from heaven
pelting the roof
and the flowers alike
wind cools, and whispers
a soft song to the grass blades

People sit idly
reading
thinking
crying
changing and growing
naturally losing
and gaining

Moving like the weather
in hordes and in solitude
loving and longing
a soul dwelling
a heart beating

through and around
for no reason at all
motivation
or goal

as unintended as the
raindrops
Sincerely dedicated
each curtain keeping
reality enclosed
each set peice
leaving the audiance
beliving in the
fairy taile
we're painting
in the story
we are telling

Free to open up your heart
to the crowds
bear the weight of your soul
to the masses
hear them sigh
caught by your
enchantment

With each wave of your hand
move them
they cry you tears
feel your fears

Private
most scared
empathy

living together
creating
one thing
singurarly you

set upon the boards
for all to see
hushed in reverence
witnessing your deepest
passion
your highest moment
making and molding
your world
in the lights

up there

curtian closing
story ending
applause
over

singing in your heart
wasted
done in
leaving
your guts
soul loves
on the stage
Up top the world
the breeze and the
atmosphere
between you
the street
a place for contemplation
floating up from the street
pieces of people
strewn to the wind
yours to pluck from the sky

Down below
the world goes swiftly by

removed from time
there is no current
from time's swift stream

the wind and the rain
the stars and the sky
the pinpricks of people
not save
silence
Gentle is the world of youth
as sweet as the blooming May
Memeories green of 
past days leave present
tarnished
in the glow
of reminisant dream
brighter than time
are sunbeams
treeroots
chubby faces
I recall in
wistfull mood

Those tiny times
fill my past
to keep the darkness away
those first discoveries
the birth of tiny joys
the miracle
Ah, time does
lend the world a sorry air
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