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Influenced by Jim Morrison


Hello to the moon the stars and hello to whoever or whatever you are 

Tell me are you born yet and are you alive? 

Have you lived and died? 

Has death crawled up to your front porch and knocked it’s heavy claw on your front door? 

Or have you traveled into the night in search of what exactly you are looking for 

Is it true what they say when you’ve spent so much time away from home 

That home is no longer a place but a poem

Tell me truth seeker have you yet to find the answers to your questions 

That come after you and tear through your mind at night 

Peace be with you in knowing that all of us truly know nothing 

May you always strive to find the right instead of the wrong 

Although it may take long 

In time I hope you find out who you are 

Take pride in what you stand for 

We often find ourselves wanting more and more

Yet too much of a good thing can turn the humblest man into a greedy bore

It is true that history repeats itself 

Old dusty books whisper lost tales and forgotten lore  

Of what now is known as just faraway fairytales 

Kings and Queens 

Lots and lots of pretty things 

Every person place and thing has a meaning 

A secret only known to very few 

That sometimes the impossible can very well be probable 

And the most outrageous stories hold the most important truths 

 

 

 

 

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