Cynicism and the Artist
Your words paint the air between us the cruelest shade of "truth"
Crooked, like your snaggle tooth I once thought was cute
Cynicism punches at me through leadened air
But darling, I don't care
I'm not there
I'm not there
My body is solid in front of you
But my soul has disappeared
To the glow of soothing lights
On the wings of Angels' flights
And they sing me psalms and songs
So I may forget my pain
And they tell me to forgive
Though your words are hard to live
So I face your words again
And they wound because I'm there now...
And your words paint the air between us the cruelest shade of "truth"
And I change them into colors...and paint my redemption.
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