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Will They Ever?


People fly by me

In a whirlwind of colors

And I begin to think

Who?

 

The people that go so fast

Do they ever stop for a while

And I begin to think

Why?

 

You’re missing it all

I say as they continue by

And I begin to think

How?

 

No one speaks as I’m not heard

A silence in a sea of sound

And I begin to think

What?

 

They all dance

Too long, too fast

And I begin to think

When?

 

But most important – will they ever?

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