Their luster gone.
No darkness nor light,
The twilight's eager dawn.
Our heart's hollow,
Our mind astray.
Senses clouded,
As the heavy fog's Grey.
We seek, search, forage,
For something hidden and lost,
Yearn to feel its comfort hold,
No matter what the cost.
But it's no item, no useless trinket,
That belies our aching mind.
Like a summer breeze t'will come,
To its will; resigned.
No power, nor say,
To forego its seamless right.
Veiled; your soul it seeps,
For all the endless night.
Question your heart, your longing lust
And all you that hold dear.
So then you see, what you want
Is really not so clear.
That thing worth finding,
S'not to be found at all.
Til we cease the search,
And heed it's timely call.
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