When the music found me.
My veins vibrate like piano chords
Soaking, dragging , my sandy strings of sediment into oceans of sentiment.
Flooding every form of creation, embellishing senses like melodic sentences
See sounds they are aesthetic
it makes up my chromosomes it's genetic
im close to synthetic
sounds surround me they are broken down, synthetic
Music found me
Dropped in a world beyond your wildest dreams
wilder than the most fantastic fantasies your brain can conceive
while you daydream through AP Psychology
I paint melodious strokes and revoluntionary qoutes through brass plated notes on blank minded canvases
a stroke here, and a strok there
but it is important to leave space
I drag my feet because it reminds me of paint brushes on snares
Car horns harmonize dissonant chords, engines rattles, needles like
beads on swinging symbols
I dont hear the train the same way you do.
Helicopters chop up rhythems
i count my days on my back
I am my own soundtrack
A movement in a lifelong, sweet, first forever, falling gracefully
and floating tastefully, then strecthing slowly through cresendos
building colossal monuments of eastasy
Don't ask me why i can't stop singing to myself
Don't ask me why my fingers never stop moving
Don't ask me why sometimes i can hear you but can't listen
My world is made of bouncing rhytems and traveling pitches
sounds prevade sense relentless in tensenes essence left defenceless since the emergence if its it's presence
Bar Mitzvahs like artist group intruments my Rabbi is Miles Dvais
he asked me for my repentance in a silent way so that handcuffs remain past tense
Reckless confession of adolescnce infinitely sentenced to be incarcerated by ledger lines
Back of the blue and white bus, weed smoking kids but of course corpses that've never breathed art before will forver reek of remorse
For pledging allegiance to ignorance and pricey pristine politicians demands of indiffernece.
How many presidents were musicians?
People arn't blind when it comes to politics they just dont listen
Listen then you can see tapestries if righteous vixens and revolutionary blacksmiths banging brass bats on brushed blue and purple ignorance.
I once was lost but now im found was blind and now i see music found me.
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