
Lying on my back firing words up into the sky with a flash and a bang.
A little bit of me goes with them, and with it, the ability to defy friction, gravity, and seven other laws of physics.
I once thought momentum was my enemy, but that was a long time ago.
I learned that an exercise in futility can sometimes turn out to be anything but.
You should just accept it.
Tomorrow I’ll start waiting; waiting ‘till the day my words come back. It’ll probably take a while, they tell me the universe is a pretty big place. It’s bigger than me, this town, this country. It’s bigger than the lines we’ve drawn in the sand. It’s even bigger the ocean from what I hear. I couldn’t say, I’ve never seen the coast.
It doesn’t matter though, I know they’ll come back around ‘cause everything always does. You should just accept that too.
When the day comes, when they find their way back home, we’ll all know it, and I’ll be waiting.
So if you see me sitting in a lawn chair on top of my roof, drinking beer and talking to nobody in particular, you may want to tell someone that you love them and you’re sorry for all the trouble.
Then you’re gonna want to get closer for a better view, and when you see me reach up and put on some dark tinted shades, you might want to duck and cover.
Personally though, I recommend striking a heroic pose, ‘cause it’s not gonna matter once those flashes and bangs come rushing back home.
Either way it’s gonna be done.