Where The Grass Grows Tall
I want to leave this place
Leave my mind
And with a whisper
Spirit myself away on some primordial want
As the plants want the rain
Or birds long for the open skies.
I want to breathe again;
Feel the collective souls of trillions of past lives,
Kin in that we are of the same maker,
Flow through me
Driving a hole through my heart.
I want to take a steam train
Born out of the eastern shores
Dragging itself into the plains of America
And across where the grass grows tall.
I want to be that man.
I want to feel something new,
Something one could never get
From staying home.
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