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Lonely Moon and the World


I call out to the lonely moon

In my red and red but white

I see everything and nothing

In your super sweet sugar song

I don't know where love is.

In me perhaps? Or inside.

I live in black and beige

Inside this patent-leather perfect world

I may inhabit these wasted halls one day

In my mind, my heart, mine

How can I find this?

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