Art and Chaos Intertwined

Sinking to chaos
Where we see ourselves in full
An unmuddled view

Above a facade
Did you think the dark)(flip)(side fades
When hiding in light?

I stole the best seat
Occupied it for a day
Fashioned an arrow

Must all paths be walked?
I choose singularity
So both might be blessed

In the darkest hole
We daydream with each other
Glimpsing better ends

What is time to us
Save the last path set aside
Line yet to be crossed?

Once this realm is set
Then we shall proceed again
To those crowded halls

She will let me know
Though truly separated
Through the radio 

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