1. |
Breathing
05:20
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The colours of a raging storm
and how to discern
the sand composing the window,
Air passing by,
And you being the audience
Finding a deep breath to dive into
To take apart the sea
Guidance,
Rhythmically uncovered
Within us
To use
The opaque assistance
To open up
The tunnel to insight
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2. |
Flying
05:25
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You board a soundless tornado,
spawned by the storm you're withholding
A second disguised as an hour
When will the outcome unravel?
How wide
do your feathers unfold?
Would you fly? Could you land?
Would your shoulders hold?
White noise trees
Can't hear
Open windows
Stay
You get up from the furrow,
outlined by the decided
A meter disguised as a light year
Will you have someone to unveil?
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3. |
Writing
03:51
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Ancient skills
of immortality
How to tell your gods
to guide your way
Eternalize
Tame the lynx,
understand its wish
Portray a soul to hang
on the wall
Externalize
Eternalize
Eternalize
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4. |
Listening
06:15
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I’ve seen all I’ve learnt,
Beheld all I’ve felt
I’ve replaced myself
I remain the same
To get lost
Maybe to find home
How to call on
Quietness freely
If it's hard to grasp
Follow time's path back
Who's holding your hand throughout?
Who's looking out through your eyes?
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