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Intellectual Love


Attaining an intellectual love? Think of me that lucky? Your optimism is nice to hear But I nest in the heavens Sea fairers and land walkers look up at me in awe Is that really what I want? maybe. "Castles made of sand fall in the sea eventually" A wise man once said Seems to correlate with my previous ventures of keeping the fish I catch They're not made for my talons to hold Comfort for me is only found in melodies from the clouds And the glittering fairies that dance on them But these skies are lonely I doubt I'll attain an intellectual love Prove my fatalism you say? I can't.
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