The depths of the sea is where you’ll find me
Not on the end of a rope waiting for someone’s false hope.
The vast colors of the ocean cause quite the commotion of what my heart feels but couldn’t bring myself to reveal.
Under the clams and under the sand was a map which lead me to where I am
Not above the waterline, no.. it lead me to the real divine.
The map foretold within my memories there were clues of past desires and wishes that that were meant to come true.
Each piece of the puzzle led me to become less befuddled
To see what they mean when all can change their stars is to be your own leader and erase your hearts scars.
Every memory broken down releases an epiphany
Epiphanies that lead you to your final destiny.
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