The Inner Journey (Part I)
Far away
From the deadly sounds of the city
In the middle of a red fall forest
Music to my ears
As my walk awakes leaves in rest
I shall find serenity at the end of this path
On the shore of a pastel blue lake
Which seems to be enlightened
From the abyss of its bed
And the moonlight wind
Softly whispered in my ears
Through the ballet of dancing trees
You've arrived here too late
The Master had to leave
In the silence
Of an old forsaken chapel
Sweet sweet smell of burning incense
Crying widow
Awaiting still merciful
And the sunlight
Caresses the idol
Through the colors of a stained glass window
Which seems to be reviving
Old clay from it's sorrow
And I close my eyes
As my prayer brings me to my knees
And gracefully the choir sings
You've arrived here too late
The Master had to leave
