- Repost from yesterday night, internet is hard to come by here in suffolk. But it's all okay as it's replacement is a lush landscape of agricultural beauty. Busking is difficult to begin but the locals are extremely casual about the experiences. Big up, hahaha.
This Sleepy Town
I've seen a place,
in those far off fields,
where the sun sets down,
the sky gently peels,
Away from that,
a darkness does grow,
lit by the lunar,
the stars gently sowed,
The clouds soon drift,
the abyss engulfed,
like falling above
and a problem solved,
For buried 'neath,
those lonesome hazes,
a memory stands,
all seen, all ages.
And yet I would to question this senile place,
of what it all was before.
Instead as I pass from this land to space,
I need not take no more,
Somewhere beneath,
a cavern has grown,
of it's intention,
I remain unknown,
The walls are black,
it's dripping with sage,
pumped up for above,
to burn in this age,
To think these creatures gave us breath,
and where they stink and rot and bile,
We percieve a tube to ravish them through,
a grave unearthed and vile,
I see it's good,
but there seems no sense,
to dig up graveyards,
build a body fence,
When the sunset,
so enlightens me,
that i could again,
feel warm energy.
Up in the stars,
where we will soon be,
run all alone by,
electricity,
And all forget,
the breeze through the trees,
the forest and leaves,
and the ancient aged sunset.
Koki Downs
Man that was a cool session. I don't think I've enjoyed writing so much as during that poem.
Tour's going awesome, awesome, awesome. My wallets in agony.
I'm also starting to dread the whole, coming back to a job and no house thing. let's see how semi permanent this touring business can be. Get a driving license is the next quest guys.
Speaking of legendary quests, the title was indeed a reference to the Kokiri Forests of Links grands adventures. If you didn't guess that, get back to your N64s, you slackers!
peace and harmony from Kandaa