I don't sing for you
I don’t sing for you
to make the skies open or the stars f
to turn the world over a
l
not even to make the sun rise l
I sing for
beauty
I sing for
happiness
I sing for the simple joy of being alive
I don’t sing for you
When I sing I am
powerful
beautiful
notes pouring from me in waves.
the world slides away
and the empty silence is my canvas
where I have the power to paint
over your words
your judgements
your nonsense
over the masses with no faces, fooling themselves into believing that they will be seen if they all wear the same mask.
When I sing
I am the single voice above the hum.
Time slows until my pulse is the beat
and I am an instrument playing my way through the score
I am too loud to hear you
I am in that moment
Flawless.
And I don’t sing for you.
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