| The sun rises each morning and yet I am shrinking as the world grows around me yet everything is beautiful and everything dies and somehow, I've grown lonely the moon reveals itself, a lonely being, patiently waiting for the morning sun to free it. Soon, night dies and I begin my shrinking and she picked a rose, a beautiful red, rose and gave it to me the bread is sprinkled with sesame and I notice a lonely, stray seed on the plate. The beautiful, intoxicating scent of toast and eggs in the morning is heaven as the food begins shrinking and my appetite dies. Sitting at the table, something big dies and something small churns within me and nothing hides my shrinking The bird outside the window sings the same lonely tune, isolated on its crooked branch each morning but everyday it's beautiful and everything beautiful dies and every morning mocks me as I begin my lonely shrinking everyone is fading and shrinking and the beautiful red rose sits in its lonely vase, and sits and rots and dies and stares longingly at me and my mourning Every shrinking morning the beautiful dies but lonely me waits. |