Stability Cannot Analyze

Stability Cannot Analyze

That morning thought, so grand and bold     

          By evening is already old

          We finally can find the truth

          Necessity is only proof

          We see it right before our eyes

          Stability cannot analyze

 

          From near to far I now can see

          So faint a star, so clear to me

          The limitations don’t apply

          For I am not, but I am I

          Expanding outward to the skies

          Stability cannot analyze

         

          Of what will change no one can say

          The world continues anyway

          To find the future is our fate

          In flowing fashion, we create

          Renewed renewal will arise

          Stability cannot analyze

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