A Place to Be
by
Nathaniel Richards
Just beneath a calming sea
Churns a dark uncertainty
A war against life’s entropy
A soul without a place to be
‘To be or not to be’ you see
Propels our raw humanity
An existential shopping spree
To find that perfect place to be
I’m like you and you’re like me
Freedom springs from being free
We all just need a place to be
Sans fertile earth to plant thy tree
You have no possibility
A million doors without a key
All decked out no place to be
Take a breath, take a knee
Pray for cosmic potency
Can’t seem to solve that mystery
Of where and when I am to be
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