Quantum Possibilities
Warm summer air
Mixing with cool moon light
Cast her shadow as she�s
Walking through the night.
Trying to shake a feeling
That�s gaining on her fast
Like the dawn soon breaking
Morning star fades at last.

Feet connect to pavement
There's a whirlwind  in her mind.
Thoughts crashing to the sidewalk
Like the world she left behind.
But gravity�s not on her side
There are galaxies between
What she has and what she�s lost
Systems she'll find and will be seen.

Do you know she walks alone at night?
When the world sleeps, she gazes at the stars.
Her mind never stops turning, and her eyes keep visiting a specific constellation.
Does this fit your definition of romance?

She�ll never be
On Hollywood�s big screen
And she won�t die
Asking herself why
Nor will she change
Find the constant, make known her name.
Isolated but without shame.
Then who�s to blame?

For all those nights she stayed awake.
All those thoughts that tried to break,
Everything she was to be,
All quantum possibilities.
Even in the moonlit sanctuary
You calculated me, but you still don�t see

That I walk alone at night.
When the world sleeps,
I�m in my mind�s keep.
The universe can�t contain my notions.
It just moves with fluid motions.
take me to the next galaxy...
take me home.
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