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Silent reason lonely in the night,
Eyes searching for a
tranquil light,
Most things always wrong nor ever right.
Isolated
thoughts corrupting the mind,
Troubled heart drained of time,
Emotions
dejected and not never fine.
What is a saddened name,
Which love has no
flame,
That dies into shame?
I am but an image of a wasted place,
For
my shadow has no face
I am without race,
My nation void of space.
I am
a solitary image, I am the lone Indian!
Water like fantasies in the eye,
Complete tears not wet
just dry,
Rejected by a blessing sigh.
Comments laughing at the
start,
Pious words revealing a teasing remark,
Gestures of a game to tear
the heart.
Sanity shaken in vain,
Frowns of lowly disdain,
Sorrow
accepting the splendor of pain.
I am but an image of a wasted place,
For
my shadow has no face
I am without race,
My nation void of space.
I am
a solitary image, I am the lone Indian!
Cometh to me grim angel of liberty,
As you unleash your
compassion of witty
For I know naught nor care for any pity.
I am stabbed
in the back with cherishing hate,
An enhanced dislike sent at a fast
rate,
Your joy of my decease a opportune towards my fate.
All the while
dispensing a laughing and silly care,
Professing to reinforce the saturated
despair,
Remembering not to send the spirit for repair.
I am but an image
of a wasted place,
For my shadow has no face
I am without race,
My
nation void of space.
I am a solitary image, I am the lone Indian!
Looking into the grave end far away,
Interviewing the
heart with evil voices to say
Mystic isolation a prize made a treachery
way.
Black shadow evolving from the ground,
Finding the bronze girl from
the death town,
Heart of love severed and thrown grinning down.
Cold
emotions forming a chill,
Gloomy blood running uphill,
Angered loves
diminishing through a window sill.
I am but an image of a wasted
place,
For my shadow has no face
I am without race,
My nation void of
space.
I am a solitary image, I am the lone Indian!
Dark angels of mortality wishing in the night,
Mortals,
man and woman spoke in the light,
"My heart is your heart!"
And upon the
clouded winds he took flight,
Passing forever more out of sight.
I am now
but a clouded image from a wasted place,
And my shadow will never have no
face,
I am and always will be without race,
My nation void of stolen
space.
I am a solitary image, I am the lone Indian!
