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Maybe We Should Wait


Maybe we should wait, knowing our destiny lies in fate. Maybe we should wait, consult with the Stars before it's too late. Maybe we should wait, allow aloneness to give us strength. Maybe we should wait, hold steady and open our heartspace. Maybe we should wait, mind, body, soul disentigrate. Pusing and pulling us to meditate, ponder, think, calibrate. Death and rebirth, thousands of years lovers correlate. Behind my eyes, looking inside we relate. Reflecting the muddy Waters of my soul, shame and desperation translate. Hell bound, fire upon fire, twin flames remain. All is lost, nothing is gained. Pure essence of self, God's domain. Maybe we should wait, knowing our destiny lies in fate.
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