
It was real, walking amongst the trees
Unseen, but I saw it true
Darkness exiled like the Greeks
Because I was holding hands with you
Coffee to keep me up too late
The law to put me back to sleep
Your call, your voice to draw me out
And I'm submerged again, too deep
Things I think and do not say
While sitting, holding on your gaze
You don't know me, though I know you
And yet, you'll always still amaze
Buried beneath the suit facade
The empty bottles, the tattooed paint
The violence behind the mirror
Was a killer, now a saint
Wrapped in my arms, on the couch
TV flickers in the dark
Your lips mouthing words
My hand on your heart
Yet underneath the civilized
The polished diction, the fading paint
Lonesome darkness, awake past midnight
Was a killer, now a saint
And though this dark had never touched you
In every moment, remember what has been
Second chance at my redemption
To feel your hands against my skin
About the Creator
Lars Knutson
Lawyer working out of Phoenix.


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