An Infinite Cosmos
Lyrics that take you to the stars
An infinite cosmos is the infamous price
For inter-lit jewels behind intimate eyes.
Why, oh why, can I not sacrifice?
Why-iy am I so damn blind??
Yes… Why-iy-iy am I so damn blind?/ Why can’t I see you in your prime?/ Why can’t I catch your interest?/ How come I can’t feel…your bitter-sweet breath?
Baby, this whole world is getting old,
Why can’t we just grab the rope?
We’d swing to Mars before it gets too cold….
If you were awake… you wouldn’t say no.
🌛🌖🌕🌜 ⚡️⚡️⚡️ 🌎💫🪐⭐️☄️
Because…
An infinite cosmos is the infamous price
For inter-lit jewels behind intimate eyes.
Why, oh why, can I not sacrifice?
Why-iy am I so damn blind??
And… Why-iy-iy am I so damn deaf? / Why can’t I hear your bittersweet breath? / Why can’t I push it to nine and ten? / How come I can’t feel… the infinite??
The in-finite, the in-finite ….
🌠🌞🌊🎆
Baby, this whole world is getting old,
Why can’t we just grab the rope?
We’d swing to Mars before it gets too cold….
Since you’re alive… you shouldn’t say no.
An infinite cosmos is the infamous price/ For inter-lit jewels behind intimate eyes./ Why, oh why, can I not sacrifice?
Why-iy am I so damn … blinnnnddd?
About the Creator
Gabriel Shames
I’m an east coast American, interested in writing poetry and fiction as long as I can remember. I took a test in 4th grade where they told me I wrote creatively at a college level!
Hope you enjoy reading as much I as I do creating ❣️
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