"I am a tired soul, I want to hide from the noise of the world. I can rest in her body. Her skin will be my silky blanket. She guards me, as womb protects the baby. I trust her." Many kind words mesmerize me, Calling me into camouflaged safety. Concrete cradle's bringing my dream, And she keeps me from what I fear. I'm a stranger she will save me From everything I'm scared of, Because she is my safe thought home And she never, never lies. Inside this cave the calm rules me, I cannot hear the outside world. Through her window I can see How free others can be. This is my home; I feel safe here When the firm walls embrace my trembling body. This is my shelter, but it feels strange As caring hands keep holding me. I am living inside her body One day she will digest me. She will exploit my needs For the sake that she could live on. Hope is lost. There is no escape. I chose this sanctuary To worship my loneliness. Alone, broken, thrown away, I listen to her singing: "Go away dead, You could see my inner world. I got what I wanted. You were depending on me. Therefore you have no place here anymore."