| We were driving... |
| ...and I saw this strange glass house in the distance so I said, let's go there |
| We parked and arrived at the island of the Phoenix... |
| The door of happiness need upkeeping... |
| ...but I was in a rush to follow the road to that perplexing glass building. |
| It was an odd structure that beckoned me looming with mystery and might. |
| I thought if I could figure it out I would find meaning absolute. I became one with it. |
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| After years of toiling the merciful heavens raised the buried truth from the land |
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| How could I deny what I was looking for in the first place? I proceeded to probe. |
| But, alas, we were not allowed access. |
| But I surpassed their access and saw the overseer's fingerprints on the shovel... |
| ...and of nicer houses keeping secret a displaced worship |
| So I carried my burden of truth and lies... |
| ...from their pile of stink through their streets... |
| ...and followed the harder road of true banishment. |
| I was fortunate to have found a partner in my journey. |
| We found another house. |
| ...this time made out of glass, stone and labyrinth... |
| ...with a more mountainous view. |
| We entered the strange structure. |
| ...and got frustrated in its maze of darkness. |
| ...yet eventually found pieces of its contentment. |
| and sanctuary of rest... |
| and strange outsiders... |
| ...of the pilgrim kind. |
| As I chucked this burden into the sea... |
| ...surveillance went live, probing for our weakness. |
| But I laughed like a villain to them. |
| We were finding our sense of order... |
| Experiencing things differently... |
| ...through different facets instead of one. |
| Their laser vision could not track us... |
| ...because they refused to change a single dirty fabricated lens. |
| Acknowledgment would expose an act of intricate displacement |
| thus continuing a life of denial, therefore shot at us trying to destroy the truth |
| While we, not faultless, scattered with it and broke free. |
| This is my domain and I will guard its threshold. |


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