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The walls are gone now Smashed to pieces. The door is still standing though, Inviting me back in. There is an ocean beyond the rubble Wider than freedom itself, Deep enough for all mercy. It ebbs and flows with more grace Than God himself could ever have intended. And it sings of peace and ultimate tranquility. The ocean was always there, Obstructed from vision by the evil wall. It always will be. And now I sit on the shore Gazing back through the door To the white, white room of no identity. The cell I had been in for so long. The home of contemptment. And I watch the ocean, That engulfs the sky; horizonless And I wish I could swim. |