I never was so good at mathematics.
I never thought it reasonable to make my world into a process
A summation of my reasons lies merely in my fingertips,
Carefully placed upon this paper to spell out my thoughts
But I always see you in the right light
I can always paint you in crimson,
Never just another statuesque escape,
Always, simply, the reason.
This landscape pictures you standing on the edge of a cliff, faltering
While I try to manipulate the wind
To force you to make a seat of the stones around your ankles.
It would be easier for you make a decision,
If you knew the difference between north and south.
Our direction cannot be predetermined,
No formula can spell out what lies ahead.
The wind may just wisk you into flight,
Where you'll be free to count the patterns of the stars.
I tried to measure my love in mathematics,
To try and make this sensible for you.
All I conveyed was a splattered tapestry,
My equations lost in the process.
This love, this mess,
This masterpiece.
You can create your equations, and still meld them with my words.
Add it up
I never thought it reasonable to make my world into a process
A summation of my reasons lies merely in my fingertips,
Carefully placed upon this paper to spell out my thoughts
But I always see you in the right light
I can always paint you in crimson,
Never just another statuesque escape,
Always, simply, the reason.
This landscape pictures you standing on the edge of a cliff, faltering
While I try to manipulate the wind
To force you to make a seat of the stones around your ankles.
It would be easier for you make a decision,
If you knew the difference between north and south.
Our direction cannot be predetermined,
No formula can spell out what lies ahead.
The wind may just wisk you into flight,
Where you'll be free to count the patterns of the stars.
I tried to measure my love in mathematics,
To try and make this sensible for you.
All I conveyed was a splattered tapestry,
My equations lost in the process.
This love, this mess,
This masterpiece.
You can create your equations, and still meld them with my words.
Add it up
