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Tripping Destiny
Tripping Destiny
In a foreign land
I emerged
As if the terra firma had opened up given birth
As such i took inept first steps
My webbed feet were made for gliding and weaving
Through the vast blue green highways of my home
My swimmers legs wobbled with each thump and thud of crusty earth
That sent painful reminder up my scaled body
I was indeed a stranger
In a strange land
My awkward infancy did not last
My people have always existed as remnants
Leftovers of a world in unscrupulous ruin
Where a good people turned ugly in the harsh grip of desolation
Chaos and wickedness had spread sovereign
My people simply refused to honor ruthless greed
As king
My people still held just and righteous dagger
And had shrugged the familiar to keep what was sacred
Now scattered themselves through an infinite universe
With a blind faith that providence would end in unity
And they would reunite in terra incognita
With a vicious drive to make it their home
In a foreign land
I emerged
As if the terra firma had opened up given birth
As such i took inept first steps
My webbed feet were made for gliding and weaving
Through the vast blue green highways of my home
My swimmers legs wobbled with each thump and thud of crusty earth
That sent painful reminder up my scaled body
I was indeed a stranger
In a strange land
My awkward infancy did not last
My people have always existed as remnants
Leftovers of a world in unscrupulous ruin
Where a good people turned ugly in the harsh grip of desolation
Chaos and wickedness had spread sovereign
My people simply refused to honor ruthless greed
As king
My people still held just and righteous dagger
And had shrugged the familiar to keep what was sacred
Now scattered themselves through an infinite universe
With a blind faith that providence would end in unity
And they would reunite in terra incognita
With a vicious drive to make it their home
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