Ripped from sleep, some dreamlike state, I levitate from the locus of our love Which for now, Are all stop signs And snowy streets without a sound, Or a single birdsong in the crooked branches Clinging to suspended life With praying hands, A dagger waits, electric And it gives me the most impossible choice: Do I give in to the joy of you and I Or Risk staying in a host that feeds me, But Restricts my voice