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Castle of Stone


I am a castle of strong stone walls, Surrounded by a mote full of electric eels, Inside my castle are rooms full of wonder. Rooms full of whit, beauty and love, A whole library of wisdom and deep thought, I am safe because of my strong stone walls. I am safe as long as my draw bridge is closed. Inside my walls my spirit roams, Exploring all the rooms of me, Feeling a bit lonely in this castle home. Sometimes I wish someone would break down a wall, Or that a little part of the castle would fall. But maybe a better way to find freedom, Would be to just open the drawbridge, And give someone a chance to see inside,
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