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"Edge of the World" by Eva Elfishawy
I set out to the road, no regret in my step. The me they all know, they'll never see again. I got to the edge, the edge of the world. But where do I go, I'll ask them if they know. Chorus Lay your back on the world and look down into space then look into yourself and find your true face They said but I felt so wrong A tiny speck on this big spinning ball. It took some time to look around and realize My place is here and everywhere. Chorus |
I step onstage. Anticipation is smoke seeping from nostrils and from slight open mouths. It fills the room. Tendrils reach my own dark feet. I kick them. I fidget with the mic, adjust a squeaky bench, stomach clenching, legs trembling, feet shuffling over pedals.
I breathe.
I place my fingers on milky keys which emit golden rays lighting me from inside. I look down to the smoke dissipating. My joints relax. I am full. My head tips, my spine curves, and I fall.
Performing is catharsis.
I breathe.
I place my fingers on milky keys which emit golden rays lighting me from inside. I look down to the smoke dissipating. My joints relax. I am full. My head tips, my spine curves, and I fall.
Performing is catharsis.