Metamorphosis

For that moment when we have to abandon our childhood and embrace the adult life

Metamorphosis

Once upon a time I played games with Snow-White and Rose-Red
Every day we'd race through clandestine cotton candy caves
But to their enchanting eyes I find I must now say goodbye

The Earth has let her violet veil gently fall to the floor

But as I stood on the rooftop, I heard the clock saying, "Tick-tock"
And now I know I must not let myself be run through with rot
So although I mourn for the lovely burden I've lost

I will march on

Tonight I'll break out of this cocoon
And tomorrow I'll fan the flames of the sun, brave the dark side of the moon
With both Yin and Yang I'll fly away
Into a sky of storm clouds and Nightingales, flyleaf dreams and steady rain

Unafraid