Forevermore: beneath the sea

In the depths of the golden sea,

I saw myself as an invincible force;

Questioning myself if I’ll ever be,

Living to see forevermore.

I drowned and survived, I born and die,

The springs and summers, I admonished;

I lived to breathe, and with misery ply,

And in harsh winters, I flourished.

I sigh and lived, in the darkness I worshipped,

And fell hopelessly for the lies;

And with hatred I disgusted the truth,

And never came to shore in sight.

Now I’ll weep to the passers-by,

As long as I’ll live to do it for;

I stand on the shore and leave longing cries,

I don’t know if I’ll survive, forevermore.