There's times I mean to lose myself To concentrate on something more; But other times, I wander off And I'm not really thinking For though I have a lot to lose, Sometimes, my mind puts that away To free itself to climb, although I often end up sinking. The stairway to eternity That seems inviting, colorful, Becomes an endless loop wherein I struggle for a meaning; For though I think that I'm alone I bring along the weights of time, And it's these other spirits with whom I am soon convening It is okay to lose myself, But only in the service of A type of cleaning out of that Which wears away the whole, For there are stairs that lead somewhere, A somewhere that I'm meant to be: To lose all those mistakes I've made, And find, instead, My soul
