I once met a man who trained himself not to he seems to have seen was a glimpse of everything He's painting pictures on canvas since age thirteen And claims he exists in the mind of a higher being And I his work; mostly scenic landscapes But one is focused on an easel where the man paints himself painting himself And all that's in his visual He said this was the way he could make himself real Ever he could remember, he had one nightmare reoccur But until about ten years ago, it didn't It consisted of loud, sounds echoing off the concrete He ran on top of it in attempt to a ladder Now sometimes, he'd get so close but never touch his Which caused him much frustration 'cause he know what it meant And by the end of the dream, he saw the from a bird's eye to witness his dead body laying on the cement
It was only to witness his dead laying on the cement At first it freaked him out, but after a while he content So he thought, "It's just a dream," and living his life Writing his soul on the canvas 'cause it sheds his planet And it goes on and on space and time, ain't nothing odd It's not that he didn't believe, he just didn't of God His experience was one I comprehend 'Till I stopped detective and listened to him as a friend He
He once saw a painting that told his life story It was then he knew he was the art of divinity He once saw a painting that told his life story A brush stroke of the made him one note in their symphony He once saw a painting that told his whole life He spoke for himself and not the of humanity He once saw a painting told his whole life story And I that I'm not real God imagined me
It's I said About ten years ago, the event that his whole reality place on his monthly trip to the local art gallery It was there he studied his contemporaries And where he nearly carried his sanity to a hole and buried it forever It was a mysterious day The place was empty And he got chills down his spine being present in the scene On the wall, there was a picture that familiar And when he got close, his heart he saw it was a painting of his dream It was a of his dream His on a runway By a to an airplane with its propellers spinning Which for the loud noise The up was perfect And was the day he stopped believing in existing He resented his I mean, words explain What must have went on in his while he stared into a frame Of a of art which he created and was at the same time The can't handle that much, it's just insane It's like reading a where each words describe your thoughts And in quotations, it reads whatever you say when you You think it happen But it did I guess there's wide cracks in each life's sidewalk He stumbled upon an answer when he never had a And decided to stop dreaming to maintain his health Now he hardly talks to Just stays in his Writing infinity, by himself himself This is a universe Is it all just a In the real universe, is my consciousness Are we really a higher intelligence made up? A figment of imagination colored by a cosmic Maybe all of our art creates the of other beings Then every character in ever novel thinks it's alive and were just blindly Just a I don't know it means But that's the story of the man who trained not to dream
He once saw a paining that told his life story He the paradox of the word "existing" He once saw a painting that told his life story He colored his theirs, and concluded he wasn't living He once saw a painting that his whole life story The hidden that all that is is art And I close my eyes, I see eternity as a story A God imagined the God that me And I am God And so on