Insomniacs winter
Home is a place of safety, is it really
Yet what if imagination is the only hope against a bitter reality
So afraid to leave and go
Though staying is a terror all it's own
Trying to find the words to hide behind
When fear is the monster that hides inside
And the reality only feels more terrifying
Staring out the window, watching as snowflakes fall
shadows of my deepest fears soak the walls
Like watching a million halos slowly decend
As if to say in ti!e we all lose our wings yet for some it's just faster
Yet the warped distortions that cover paint and plaster
Spiteful shades I all but befriend
It's much like seeing your hope melt away. it all comes out in the wash, honor or shame
All the while your dreams erode to the sand from which it came
To wish on flying balls of light to which we once used to trust
Though shooting stars are nothing more than ice and dust
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