From an old treehouse – I found a child Who wore frayed clothes on his skinny bones From the shade of light, he looked me in the eyes Told me not to worry: “He’ll come get me before the bedtime story” Boy told me a tale About a stranger who came “A new land, full of riches” - he had said And so, the man had left under the stranger's shade He had eaten those lies To fulfill the needs of life He sought a way to hide Regret weighing inside He had fed those lies To escape the fears of mind Invent the gear of all times Change the stage of life By chasing those tales And painting those frames The footpaths of the mind, slowly crumbled away By catching those tales And looking through those frames He realized, there had been a smirk on the stranger’s face Leaning on a decaying wall Boy crossed his arms over his knees Told me not to worry: “He’ll come get me before his bedtime story” In an old treehouse – there was a man