Love is such that it can not be touched

It is there and then it is there

Where?

Oh now it sneaked into the living room

Now in the garden

Suddenly on the balcony

Love turns and jumps and falls

Runs like a wolf

In vapor trails

Love flickers in dreams

Dances with vultures

It can shift into a cloud

Rains then like honey

Spins in the sink

It is alway more than we think

We pin it down

Only to escape into a shadow

It hovers like a dragonfly

And sleeps like a kitten

I watch the patterns ripples

Waves in music and in silence

Roaring and transforming

Love is.
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The shapes reform their rays

Hardly does the moment stop

As their medal minds tick tock

Off to work

Life is a job

Hey

Hey

We all got more than we know

Move that arm away from harm

Move it

Move it

You know you want something

Go right to it

Your dream is not a marketing scheme

Jump into your picture

Make your life big

Cause the TV to flicker

To flicker

To flicker

Fly in the sky like a flicker.
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