Sweet Impermanence

from The Spectre of Loss by Jasper Feels

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oh, sweet impermanence
thank you for reminding me
this feeling will pass away
and i can be free

oh sweet impermanence
thank you for reminding me
a moment doesn’t last so long
i can’t hold on so tightly

if i listen to my body
it will tell me just how i’m feeling
i see how it moves my thoughts
it doesn’t have to capsize me

i stretch
i breathe
i let it fall away

oh, sweet impermanence
thank you for reminding me
this too shall pass away
and i can be free

free from the darkness
the burden that shackles me
and keeps me in bed all day
away from friends and family

i call
and i focus
upon a little ball of light, in my mind
and it’s fine

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from The Spectre of Loss, released December 7, 2021

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