I want my thoughts back
There I am.
Alone in the unknown.
As weird as it might sound,
I am happiest here.
There I am.
Alone with thoughts of my own.
As weird as it might sound,
I am sick of the noise.
Everywhere I go there it is,
The thoughts of another.
How do I, if I can,
Escape them?
Everywhere I go there they are,
The thoughts that fill my head.
How do I, if I can,
Get mine back?
Too often do I find
Another’s lies.
Too often do I find
Another’s wants. Desires.
Too often do I find
It difficult to hear what I have to say.
In the land of solitude,
Where I find I am happiest,
Would want nothing more than
To be able to choose.
In the land of solitude,
Where I find I am happiest,
Would want nothing more than
To think and know that I
Will find me.
Who am I?
Only a reflection.
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