Crippled
God needs you.
Where are you going?
Where are you running?
Stop.
Action!
I am a flying bird above the pit of burning lies,
I am a dog that hasn't smelled life with his own eyes,
I am lost like a flower fried in ocean with no sunlight,
I am a ghost. I am a mother. I am dust. I am summer.
There are people walking around thinking their thoughts,
There are demons sailing around in their wooden boats.
I am in the middle, and I don't know why.
Like a broken fiddle, I solemnly cry.
Where is that white pigeon that I saw fly over the river?
Or was it a dream and my yellow fever?
And my crippled soul walks in circles still.
I am strangely happy. I am fatally ill.
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