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The Stair of Everywhere
I used to be a misfit but now I fit
Myself and this seems to be the point of it
An older man with hair past my shoulders now
As experiment in how long it can grow
Because I have stopped getting haircuts somehow
Not that I got them I just had them but I
Think I had the last one three summers ago
And I no longer worry about my hair
But that it is still there as I am still here
And that it is still there is enough for me
But if I were there then my here would be there
And yet there is only where here would appear
But appears to be as good as anywhere
And it seems like a good place for me to be
But I am only in this heartbeat this breath
And the wiser I become the less I know
But the duller my eye the sharper I see
And there round the corner of my eye is death
An older man turning ascending the stair
Our eyes meet but there is nothing left to say
I will wrestle with the angel for the dawn
Turning ascending the stair of everywhere
One who though turning will never turn away
One who sees death round the corner of the eye
To the top of the stair where the light is on
Turning ascending the stair of everywhere
To the top of the stair till the night is gone
They say it is hopeless but I want to try
I used to be a misfit but now I fit
Myself and this seems to be the point of it
I will wrestle with the angel for the dawn
+Steven Curtis Lance
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But the duller my eye the sharper I see
And there round the corner of my eye is death
Somehow I find myself identifying with you here.
God bless,
Lew