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I am what you are

I am what you are

As the day comes to an end And darkness creeps in When the edges between day and night start to quiver and spin

Look up to the horizon see the majestic skies half awake and half asleep a palette of colors before your eyes

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All that you can think of All that you can see All that you can experience is not who you are, you see

I am what I am in the core of all being everything that can be known arises within me

Stop looking here and there turn your mind back to find me I live in the heart of your heart Right here right now and free

Stop your mind totally stop it from moving with no end Describe yourself to me my friend In a fraction of a second

Breath in the cooling air Let out a deep sigh Settle into your own skin Let your mind soar into that high

With eyes of wonder look at the star filled sky There’s nothing better than that cross my heart and hope to die

We’re coasting blissfully through this journey of life half asleep and half awake let go of all struggle and strife

All that you can think of All that you can see All that you can experience is not who you think of yourself to be..

I am what I am in the core of all being everything that can be known arises within me

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