I squint into the sunlight,
while a smile breaks upon my face
The shine of grace, beats on me
as my heart quickens it’s pace
I seat myself, on the dampened grass
And laugh, at my amazing life
As high as a kite, my heart jumps for joy
Never once, have I experienced strife
My eyes water, every thing else is irrelevant
like an elephant, I will never forget this moment
I lie on this barren sidewalk
I talk, to myself now and again
The pain, shoots through my vain
Heroin and cocaine, are my comforters
90 kilometres, from the restricted village
Like an oil spillage, I’m blamed for polluting
The brains, of children, with my games
I just wanted some fun, not a local uproar
My poor, mother was left wondering why
I, made her cry….I wish I was with her
I walk hand in hand, with mother nature
Not a single hater, among this crowd
So loud, yet so peaceful and sedated
Painted upon faces, are smiles
For miles, we stroll in the sunlight
And some might, say we’re rebels
With pebbles, around our necks and wrists
Kissed by beauty, we embrace the taste
Of summer, with our arms open wide
Tonight, we will dine, with natural beauty
Oh what I would give, to see her again
It’s been ten, long years
My tears, form a puddle, mixed with mud
My blood, has stained my clothes, and my soul
The hole, in my heart weeps in vain
The pain, I gain, from this hell on earth
This turf, has crumbled into my shoe
And the dirt in my face, hides the pink
I take a drink, then lie on the street
If I die in my sleep, I will be joyous
That night, the hippy over dosed on drugs and died
They left him for dead, and ran away
The next day, the truth about the outcast came out
He has been proven innocent, and is now a millionaire
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