These aren't really songs, just random poems I wrote, but maybe it could inspire one?
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Empty writing on a broken wall,
Blackened ashes float on forlorn call.
Tracings on a glass, condensed,
Feelings, like a murder, suspensed.
Possible Beings
It’s just the expression
On her mildly spun features
That salves his wounds
And undoes his mortal
His possible being
The one who could have been
Who might have been
But never was
Lovingly raised, his hand
Reaches like sun-sweetened tendrils;
Bleached by distended, bloated sun beams
To her faded picture
His possible being
The one who could have been
Who might have been
But never was
What was left of the star
Engorged in all self-encompassing jealousy
Time’s sand rasped glass bauble
That dictates his spirit
His possible being
The one who could have been
Who might have been
But never was
His possible being
^ Upon contemplating the sad tribulations of a man who travels to the future, finds love, then has his "possible being" ripped away and lost forever in the tides of time.
Stark Sore
Trapped in an ivory tower
Far
Far away
Slept a being
A hostage of Khronos
^ Was thinking about myself as a student, being a "prisoner of time" from Disturb's song "God of the Mind", so I made this poem in dedication to it. An ivory tower is an educational facility, because it is so isolated from true experience and yet promises things that are impossible in real life; just like what school does. The walls are beautiful, reassuring in the wonderful abodes of knowledge; yet they are slippery. And Khronos is time in Greek.
