Let’s go down the white road you said And down we went together We walked and walked in the beautiful snow Until one day you left me alone
It had never felt as cold as that day Everything turned hostile and grey I’m still there you know, shivering and alone And you live your life separately, to me unknown
There is no-one in the world I would like to be near right now, except for you I’m not sure how you feel about this, a meeting of just us two I want to say more, but I’ll keep this clean It’s all about the dopamine
I’d like a hit in many senses of the word Would you do this for me, would my request be heard? I know what you could bring to the table The thought of it makes me unstable
Back to the beginning, back to the primitive No thoughts, just sensations to play with And dopamine, one hit, then another I’d definitely need some time to recover
Then back to the real world My head in a swirl Reality must always be found again But we could play for a moment at least, my dopamine friend
Over-familiarity; A term I used clinically But lately I am developing some clarity That it relates to… me
And how I relate to others
I am driven somehow To reach out and out and out To people who I don’t deeply know now
Why is this?
We knew each other in the past And I wished that our knowing would last Extend to the present And the future Perhaps eternity So I continue this farce
But at what cost?
I keep you tethered Though our relationship is weathered As is my dignity And your patience And the illusion of a friendship That would naturally be severed
Beauty from within Enhanced by that which is little bigger than a pin My pupils dilated when I saw you So I could take every inch of your soul in
What a beautiful vessel for such beautiful essence You were ethereal, so much so that I could not make sense Of it – why should someone so luminous and kind feel so hollow? The question swallowed me whole, it was intense
I’ve always viewed things in a certain way But that view has changed today Something has shifted, a veil somewhat lifted I’ve learned some hard truths along the way
I kind of wish things weren’t so But I think it’s important for me to know What you have lived through, the shit that’s been put on you It’s amazing that you still glow
So how do I reconcile these two worldviews? Put myself in your shoes But stand firmly in mine At the same time?
I’ll try to accept the ebb and flow Of my view of the past and what I now know And be aware, but not curb my care As my love for you truly flows
I’ll ride out this seismic shift of sorts, Try to gather my shaken thoughts Hold you all near me, and care for you dearly And hopefully things won’t be too fraught