Wow what a great dream
It seemed it seemed seemed I was in a maze of my making
But first I was on the street in some kind of city
And then I found the underground with but no escape
So when I put it behind me and understood
I was trapped, you can't escape if you think you're free
And tunnels led me to a bunch of G's and listened and rapped and sat
A lot of sitting behind plywood graffitti on tunnel entrance manhole maybe
And I left only to stumble upon somebody nesting, bunch of people
without internet, it was such a cave, dirt floor and milieu more sitting
The longer I sat listening to mutes, the longer I stayed that's True
But I was looking for the street, but the street was underground
And Thank God I found some socks and shoes and a playground
Still underground, and so repressed I couldn't cope... Until I found
A baton to beat a red devil with, he left to look for easier prey
In somekind of sandbox he was trapped inside like I in my maze
When I explored the place underneath a department store
AND DEMONS SHOWED UP, AND I EXITED to smoke cigarettes
And warm mint tea released me from my dreams hold tightness load
With something warm in my belly from the instant insomnia
With a midnight snack it should be called insnom nom nom nomIA
Some warm tea settled my butterflies in my warm belly
I settled after two, and slept on my motorcycle until it was time for a picnic
So we rode through mountain streams and green trees and curvy roads with waterfalls to campground to eat and pack back up
The storage on a motorcycle is GiGantic, it must have not had a motor
And I exited after I packed in cups and plates, and repacked them again, and when I turned my back
I lost my thread and my friends I was riding with, when I exited again,
At Least I found my coat, I guess...
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