A Silent Revolution

My dear, Although childhood hasn't given you only sugarcoated treats, Learn to be a man who takes what life gives him with an open heart And a positive mind

Learn to make the women you meet Richer by your presence, understood and cared for.

I'm not saying desires are always to be pleased And often sugarcoated treats make your belly hurt But if you look through the eyes of love You will know how to walk the thin line between desire and trust, Joy and sorrow, Hope and loss.

My son, Even though life has given you it's share of Sour lemons and heartache Don't get bitter or hard inside.

Learn that cheating means cheating yourself And the pain you intentionally cause always comes back.

Be kind and be loving  And one day when you become a father,  Teach your sons and daughters That life is to be lived with love And that the ideals you set for yourself Become the stairs you climb to heaven.

There’s a party going on Inside of me

Through the glitter and lights I see your face approaching You smile and wave And I think God, how long, How long did it take you To find me

You approach Our eyes meet and the Glitter and lights blind me There’s nowhere else I could be now No distant land Or fortune That could make me leave This crowded smoky Bar And your eyes

And I think to myself How long, my friend, my love, Did our paths lead And crossed only now

If I were alone in this world Who would I love But myself

If I were alone On this planet Who would I talk to But the spirit of Space

If I were alone in the Space, Who would I depend on?

Silence penetrates deeply If you let her in Her warm hands Reveal Everything right And everything wrong Her touch soothes And flares up - Depending on where you stand On this wild stairs Of life And how you carry Your thoughts Your body Your spirit