I own nothing, and possess even less The world owes me nothing The fog of our own thoughts is a day away From the clarity of insight down the spirals of shame I have abandoned the very island which I grew I toiled away, weeding the fields And protecting those whom I loved And now their fields are overgrown Choked by indifference and apathy For what matters the revenge that thrives When abandoned and obscured from our view And now I'm obscured from their hearts And why would I expect a second chance I come visit the fields from time to time Can just barely make out the paths they had played And I would be there, for you were my sunlight I never knew that the safety I provided Protects well enough to keep me locked out Now it's gone, and you're gone and you never moved And there is no resolution too Clarity will never bring into focus For now it all rots away like the fields where you now lay