Build to the Ground
Can’t you look what’s around
Don’t build to the sky, but to the ground
Your ivory towers shall not last
Their structure is made of glass
You forgot about what happened in the past
Let it crumble and do it fast
You didn’t account your own humanity
It’s essential for structural longevity
Everything else is only made for brevity
without building from the will to creativity
Methods like science don’t make a foundation
They inevitably end with falsification
Instead, with this source of consternation
and acknowledge your ability for creation
I hear that crackling glass sound
Don’t build to the sky, but to the ground
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